The American Bar Association is publishing a second edition of the popular treatise, Commercial Lending Law: A Jurisdiction-by-Jurisdiction Guide to U.S. and Canadian Law. The new two-volume set provides comprehensive coverage of the laws relevant to commercial lenders, such as banks and insurance companies. Baird Holm LLP’s Anthony D. Todero, […]
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Baird Holm LLP Receives Award of Honor With Distinction at National Safety Council Nebraska’s Annual Safety and Health Summit
For the fifth consecutive year, Baird Holm LLP has successfully met the criteria to achieve the National Safety Council Nebraska’s Award of Honor with Distinction. This award will be presented at Nebraska’s Safest Companies Award Luncheon, held in conjunction with the Annual Safety and Health Summit, on Wednesday, May 25, […]
Auto-Extension of Form I-9
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) announced that employers should continue to use the current version of the Form I-9, even though the Form expired March 31, 2016. The USCIS has been working on a revised Form and recently re-opened the comment process. The public may provide comments […]
Nebraska Legislature Votes to Override Governor Rickett’s Veto of LB 947
LB 947 makes it possible for young immigrants who are lawfully authorized to work, typically Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival (“DACA”) recipients, certain asylum seekers, and those under temporary protected status, to obtain professional and commercial licenses and credentials required by the state to enter approximately 170 different occupations, including […]
Nebraska’s New Workplace Privacy Act Restricts Employer Access To Employee Internet Accounts
Some employers request or require employees to disclose their usernames or passwords for their personal Internet accounts (including social media accounts) in order to protect proprietary information or prevent exposure to legal liability for their employees’ actions (e.g., harassment). Employees, in contrast, generally consider this disclosure to be an invaasion […]