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On December 3, 2025, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued an opinion in San Luis Obispo Coastkeeper et al. v. County of San Luis Obispo, addressing the limits of injunctive relief under the Endangered Species Act when court-ordered measures designed to protect one listed species may pose risks to others. The case arose from long-r…

There has been some confusion among employers regarding the  “One Big Beautiful Bill.” Despite the shorthand references to “no tax on overtime” and “no tax on tips,” the law does not eliminate payroll taxes or change how employers calculate or pay overtime. Instead, it creates a temporary “individual income tax deduction” for emplo…

Canadian citizens often enjoy smoother entry to the United States than many other travelers, but “smooth” does not mean “automatic.” Misunderstandings can lead to shortened admissions, unexpected compliance obligations, or complications at the border. However, taking the proper precautions before traveling can help reduce travel risk. Visa …

In 2026, innovation is unfolding in a legal environment that is evolving as quickly as the technology itself. Regulatory divergence across states, expanding enforcement authority, and shifting judicial standards are reshaping how businesses design, deploy, and scale new ideas. For many organizations, the most significant constraint on innovation is…

Arizona may be entering a pivotal development moment, with conditions aligning in ways that could reignite investor interest across Phoenix and beyond. Improving financing fundamentals, easing rates, and the permanent extension of Opportunity Zones are reshaping how and when capital is deployed. Savvy investors are increasingly focused on timing as…