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  • February 24, 2026

    Ariz. Bill To Limit 'No Surprises' Arbitration Offers Put On Hold

    A powerful Arizona state lawmaker this week agreed to pause his proposal to establish limits on how much medical providers can seek under the No Surprises Act arbitration system, saying the legislation needs more work and he'll bring it back next year.

  • February 24, 2026

    Texas Teachers' Union Fights To Keep Kirk Free Speech Suit

    The Texas affiliate of the American Federation of Teachers urged a Texas federal court to keep alive its lawsuit challenging a state education department policy directing school districts to report educators over "vile" or "inappropriate" social media comments about the assassination of Charlie Kirk, arguing that it has plausibly alleged its claims.

  • February 24, 2026

    Campbell's Misclassifies Its Distribution Workers, Court Told

    The Campbell's Co. and its subsidiaries Snyder's-Lance Inc. and Pepperidge Farm Inc. misclassified their food distribution workers as independent contractors, leading to wage and hour violations including unpaid minimum wage and overtime, San Diego's city attorney told a California state court.

  • February 24, 2026

    Human Resources Co., Recruiters Settle OT Suit For $285K

    A payroll and human resources company will pay $285,000 to resolve a collective action alleging it stiffed recruiters on overtime wages, according to a filing in California federal court.

  • February 24, 2026

    FTC Blasts NewsGuard's Bid To Block Investigation

    The Federal Trade Commission is pushing back on NewsGuard's bid to stop the agency's investigation into what it called digital advertising collusion, arguing that the news-rating organization cannot show the antitrust investigation is retaliatory and alleging the company mischaracterized FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson's remarks in its motion for a preliminary injunction.

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