Beginning on April 18, JDSupra advises that New York State restricts use of credit checks in employment decisions. Employers are prohibited from using credit history information in employment decisions unless financial information is directly relevant to the role. [R&A Comment – Employers should make sure requests for credit checks are made only for those reasons […]
Reclassification of Certain Marijuana Products to Schedule III from Schedule I
On April 22, 2026, the federal government took its most consequential step in drug policy reform in over half a century when it reclassified certain marijuana products to Schedule III from Schedule I. For decades, the Schedule I designation—which placed marijuana alongside heroin and LSD—asserted that the substance had “no currently accepted medical use” and […]
How to Check a Trucking Company’s Federal Safety Record
Did you know that every interstate trucking company has a federal safety record. This article from Legal Examiner shows how to look it up, what the FMCSA’s BASIC categories mean, and why this data matters after an accident. Below is a summary of the article’s main points. We encourage you to read the article in […]
Some Practical Tips Regarding Drug Testing in Oklahoma (And Everywhere Else)
This article from JDSUPRA listed some practical tips regarding drug testing in Oklahoma. But as we were reading the article we realized the tips could be applied in any state in the US. Below is a summary of the article. We recommend you read the article in its entirety. In 2018, Oklahoma voters approved the […]
Regulations for Automated Decision-Making Technology
This article from Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP discusses regulations in California around automated decision-making technology. What happens in California usually moves across the country. SO, we have summarized high-level points to consider for those firms that wish to prepare for these types of regulations in states in which your firm operates. We […]
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