What's Most Read on the National Law Review in February 2019

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It also is extremely effortless and turnkey to get our attorneys' articles posted on the NLR site."    "We love working with a news service founded by attorneys, is women owned and is U.S. based and operated."       The Most Popular Articles of March  Mintz U.S. Supreme Court Holds That Copyrights Must Be Registered before Plaintiffs Can File Infringement Suits Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP Fact Checking John Oliver's Robocall Bit: It was Hilarious– but was it Accurate? TCPAworld.com Breaks it Down Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. USCIS Reports on Lagging Processing Times Jones Walker LLP Supreme Court Decision Impacts Copyright Registration Foley & Lardner LLP DOL Issues New FMLA, FLSA Guidance to Employers Jackson Lewis P.C. Agreement Delays Termination of Temporary Protected Status for Honduras and Nepal Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLP  State Water Board Unveils Aggressive Plan to Issue Investigative Orders for PFAS Barnes & Thornburg LLP Can You Prohibit Employees From Using Cell Phones At Work?  Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP  The Farm Bill's Impact on Hemp and CBD – and How Some States are Reacting McDermott Will & Emery Second Circuit Rejects Total Wine Challenge of Connecticut Pricing Laws Steptoe & Johnson PLLC In the Know: Primer on Colorado's Senate Bill 181 Much Shelist, P.C. 2018 Farm Bill Legalizes Hemp, but Obstacles to Sale of CBD Products Remain Varnum LLP  Brexit: Bracing for IP Changes Wilson Elser  What We Know about Michigan's Evolving Marijuana Licensing Ballard Spahr LLP Art and Money Laundering  Bracewell LLP Somebody's Watching EU: Washington State Senate Passes Privacy Legislation Similar to European Union's Data Privacy Regulations     The Most Popular Articles of Last Week Raymond Law Group LLC. Paid Family and Medical Leave Coming to Massachusetts Mintz Third Time's Not the Charm: Supreme Court Again Declines to Weigh in on Escobar's "Materiality" Standard Pierce Atwood LLP Fiscal Year 2020 H-1B Cap Season Begins: Important Information on Premium Processing Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLP BREXIT: Finding the Least Worst Option? Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP Four Things to Know About US EPA's Draft WOTUS Rule       Come check us out at www.NatLawReview.com  Please let other interested professionals know about this valuable and free resource! If you know someone interested in publishing with the National Law Review, kindly contact us at:     The National Law Review National Law Forum, LLC Jennifer Schaller, Esq. jschaller@natlawreview.com P: 708.357.3317       ​​​​       The National Law Review  708-357-3317 | jschaller@natlawreview.com | www.natlawreview.com 4700 Gilbert Avenue Suite #47 #230 Western Springs, IL 60558

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