LAW ELEVATED — NLRB returns to more employer-friendly standard addressing employee discipline for offensive behavior Timothy W. Lindsay
What About Me? Liability Considerations and Protections For Businesses Outside the Drug and Device Space in the COVID-19 Era Kathleen Ingram Carrington , Mitchell K. Morris
Tennessee Governor Lee Releases Executive Order No. 53 with Limited Liability Protections for Health Care Providers Jianne D. McDonald
Product Liability & Safety USA Trends and Developments – Chambers Global Practice Guide 2020 Fred E. (Trey) Bourn III , Luther T. Munford , John P. Brown
Effective strategies for finding—and retaining—talented nonwhite and female lawyers: A black partner’s perspective Orlando R. Richmond, Sr.
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Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act: PPP Loan Forgiveness Made Easier William A. Bettis , George P. Holmes
Tennessee Real Estate Law and Practice – Chambers USA Regional Real Estate Guide 2020 Jason G. Yarbro , Robert M. Holland, Jr. , Christopher J. Tutor , … + View More John C. Taylor, Jr.
Mississippi Real Estate Law and Practice – Chambers USA Regional Real Estate Guide 2020 Robert C. Hutchison , Reed T. Nunnelee
UPDATE: HHS Sets June 3 Deadline for Certain Attestations – Healthcare Providers Must Attest To (And Comply With) Various Terms and Conditions to Obtain (or Retain) Certain Payments Made from the CARES Act Provider Relief Fund W. Scott Keaty
UPDATED: Effective May 15, 2020, Louisiana Department of Health Continues (and Does Not Further Expand) Its April 20, 2020 Order Permitting Healthcare Providers to Only Perform Medical and Surgical Procedures to Treat Certain “Emergency”, “Time-Sensitive” and Other Specified Medical Conditions W. Scott Keaty
UPDATED: Effective May 15, 2020, Louisiana Governor Lifts Statewide Stay at Home Order and Issues Phase 1 Order in Its Place; “Higher Risk” Patients Encouraged to Only Leave Home for Essential Activities, Including Obtaining Medicine and Medical Care and Treatment W. Scott Keaty
Which Court Will Be the First to Decide Whether Business Interruption Insurance Policies Cover Losses Due to COVID-19? Pamela R. Lawrence
INSIGHT: CARES Act Has Substantial Strings for Health-Care Providers Mark W. Garriga , W. Scott Keaty
UPDATE: Deadline for Attestation Extended from 30 to 45 Days – Healthcare Providers Must Comply with Various Terms and Conditions to Obtain (or Retain) Certain Payments Made from the CARES Act Provider Relief Fund W. Scott Keaty
MSDH Relaxes Restrictions on Outpatient Medical Services and Elective Surgeries and Procedures Dawn M. Campbell
UPDATED: Louisiana Governor Extends Statewide Stay at Home Order Through May 15, 2020; Medicine and Non-Elective Medical Care and Treatment May Still Be Obtained; Permissible Elective Medical and Surgical Procedures Continue to Expand W. Scott Keaty
UPDATED: Louisiana Governor Eases Licensure Requirements for Out-of-State Health Care Professionals to Provide Health Care in Louisiana Hospitals During Coronavirus Emergency through May 15, 2020 W. Scott Keaty
