Biden’s Plan on “March-In Rights” Will Harm American Innovation for Years to Come
The Consumer Choice Center strongly discourages election season thinking that could hinder and potentially freeze innovation for years to come.
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Former Caterpillar Dealer Venequip S.A. Sues Caterpillar for $100 Million in Damages
Caterpillar is alleged to have engaged in fraudulent and misleading conduct.
Tampa Connection Selects Sean Bevil, Ashley Norus, and Celeste Schettino for 2024 Program
Tampa Connection is dedicated to strengthening emerging leaders within the local community through a year-long curriculum.
New Research: Weak Enforcement of State Farmed Animal Welfare Laws Continues
Since AWI’s last survey, new farmed animal protection laws and regulations have taken effect in six states, but there has not been a dramatic increase in the overall enforcement of such laws.
Wolters Kluwer Hosting Panel at American Association of Law Libraries Conference Exploring GenAI Adoption
Experts outline policy updates and discuss adoption needed to drive success with GenAI.
Former Indiana State Representative Sentenced to Federal Prison for Accepting Bribes from Casino Company
In return for his advocacy and vote for the Gaming Bill, Eberhart accepted the promise of future employment at Spectacle, which included an annual salary of $350,000 and equity stake in the company.
Grazing Land Management and Soil Carbon: A Climate Hubs – LTAR Webinar Series
Can soil organic matter really be changed on grazing lands in North Carolina?
Disability Management Employer Coalition to Host 2024 Annual Conference
More Than 700 Professionals Will Gather in Nashville, TN for a Four-Day Event Focused on
Solving Complex Workplace Challenges.
California Threatens the Future of Open Source Tech and AI
The mandates and compliance forced by SB1047 threaten innovation and should be rejected by state legislators.
State Supreme Court Rules in PETA’s Favor Over LSU Experiment Records
The court declared that the public records law “must be construed expansively in favor of free and unrestricted access to public documents”.