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Artie McConnell Comments on Upcoming DOJ Data Security Program in Dark Reading Article

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US Patents Set to Issue 33 Percent Faster from the Notification Date

Alexander Reid Presents Update on Nonprofit Legislation, Regulation at Illinois CPA Society Symposium

According to “New Joint Employer Rule to Test Tech Companies’ Union Playbook,” published May 3, 2023, by <em>Bloomberg Law</em>, a “landmark union victory at YouTube Music” along with other proposed changes&nbsp;“may force tech companies to reconsider relationships with contractors and staffing agencies.”

Quoted for the article, Partner Todd Lebowitz said companies could be “in a real bind” due to a new rule proposed by the National Labor Relations Board, which would establish a broader standard for which companies are considered joint employers.

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Todd Lebowitz Says Proposed Joint Employer Rule Could ‘Bind’ Tech Companies

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