Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP

A recent Idaho court ruling reinforces the validity of verbal contract terminations in construction disputes. John Mark Goodman explores the legal nuances of arbitration awards and the challenges involved in overturning them. For a closer look at the case and its broader implications, read the full post on the BuildSmart blog: [https://lnkd.in/e-swFazz]

Raising capital for cannabis businesses presents unique challenges due to complex legal landscapes. In this post on the Budding Trends blog, Whitt Steineker highlights critical considerations for startups and established companies seeking funding, from entity formation to investor disclosures. Understanding the risks and legal requirements is essential for navigating this space effectively. Read more about the key aspects of raising capital in the cannabis industry: [https://lnkd.in/edSvFku6]

Bradley is pleased to announce that 56 attorneys from our Alabama offices in Birmingham, Huntsville, and Montgomery have been named to the 2024 Mid-South Super Lawyers or Mid-South Rising Stars lists. This honor recognizes their outstanding contributions to the legal field as determined by independent research, peer nominations, and peer evaluations. Congratulations to all our talented attorneys! [https://lnkd.in/dZ2_tXSe] #SuperLawyers #BuiltByBradley

The 11th Circuit recently clarified that Title IX does not provide an implied right of action for employees seeking to address sex discrimination. This decision impacts employees in educational institutions and is part of a broader split in the circuit courts on this issue. To learn more about the ruling and its implications, read the latest Labor & Employment Newsletter by Keith Anderson and Matthew Lonergan. [https://lnkd.in/e9S-2YmJ]

The recent $3 billion settlement between TD Bank and U.S. regulators highlights the critical need for robust anti-money laundering compliance for financial institutions. Jonathan "Jack" Harrington discusses the penalties, long-term remediation, and important lessons for the industry in this Law360 article. [https://lnkd.in/eGRPBfFU]

Homeowners impacted by recent storms may face assessments under the FEMA 50% Rule to determine if a structure is "substantially damaged." Jeffrey Blackwood, Eric Frechtel, Owen E. Salyers, and Heather Howell Wright address key FAQs on how damage is assessed, what counts toward the determination, and what owners need to know about repair requirements in the latest Disaster Relief Alert. [https://lnkd.in/eZFGUJBa]

Our latest Alabama CON Report for November 2024, authored by Jennifer Hoover Clark Holly Hosford Sydney Willmann Mazie Bryant, and Anna Akers Hornsby is now live! Dive into the full report to stay ahead of crucial regulatory changes shaping the healthcare landscape. [https://lnkd.in/dBazJZuT]

Anne Horn Baroody, partner at Bradley and member of the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation's Leadership Council, along with Bradley associates Rachel Bramblett, Lina Machado Bejarano, and Kaylee Roberts, attended the AVLF's 45th Annual Winetasting. The event celebrated the organization’s commitment to pro bono service and the collective efforts of their partners toward the shared mission of providing equal access to justice throughout the community. #ProBono #BradleyGives

Discover key updates coming in 2025 under the SECURE 2.0 Act, including changes to catch-up contributions, service requirements for part-time employees, and automatic enrollment for new retirement plans. Dive into the details in this Employee Benefits Alert authored by B. David Joffe and Allison Richter. Read more here: [https://lnkd.in/dZN6dk5V]

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to issue a decision in early 2025 that may reshape how employers prove overtime exemptions under the FLSA. In their latest post on the Labor & Employment Insights blog, Lauren Vogel and Anne Yuengert explore the implications of the upcoming ruling and its potential effects on exemption claims. [https://lnkd.in/e5QPvjac]