Today’s Buzz: Safe Harbor, Social Media Subpoenas, Immigration, Debt Collectors, More
What we learned on JD Supra today:
The safe harbor provisions of copyright law are an essential part of protecting small business against the risks of litigation – provided those businesses follow the rules.
[Link: Fenwick & West LLP]
Debt collectors can’t send mail to your work address (Ballard Spahr LLP)
The NLRB might have a new bee in its bonnet (Miller & Martin PLLC)
Hospitals shouldn’t isolate sick employees from patients and staff unless they’re contagious – even if they have TB (Fisher & Phillips LLP)
Serving subpoenas via Facebook isn’t as far-fetched as it sounds (Morrison & Foerster LLP)
Don’t even think about doing business with Iran (White & Case)
Foreign entrepreneurs get more time to invest in the US (Mintz Levin)
Fee notices on ATM machines are intended to be, well, noticed (BuckleySandler LLP)
Posing for photos implies consent to being photographed (Patton Boggs LLP)
The Florida Civil Rights Act does not prohibit pregnancy discrimination (Akerman Senterfitt)
Time’s running out for transferring wealth at record low tax rates (Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP)
Renewable power projects in Massachusetts get boost (Mintz Levin)
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