Originally published in Entrepreneur Magazine By Glynna Christian In late 2016, San Francisco-based software engineer Anthony Levandowski got a new job when car-sharing service Uber acquired Otto, the autonomous trucking…
Originally published in Pensions & Investments By Joe Rankin The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in June that certain religiously affiliated organizations can continue to operate…
Originally published in The Hill By David Dodson For a sweeping bill crafted and presumably shaped by lobbyists seeking favor on behalf of the very…
Originally published in Becker’s Hospital Review By Daniel E. Greenleaf In the past 20 years, Americans have become used to the efficiency and cost savings of…
Originally published in The American Lawyer By Jenna Greene That Ellen Pao has nothing nice to say in her new book “Reset” about Orrick, Herrington…
Originally published in Fortune By David Dodson House Republican leaders are selling their one-sided tax reform to middle America on the promise that once their…
Originally published in Fortune By Reince Priebus I have spent years advocating for tax reform, along with House Speaker Paul Ryan and other conservatives, and…
Originally published in The Hill By R. Carter Pate When U.S. lawmakers return home in mid-December for the holidays, they will face constituents asking, “What…
Originally published on Benefits Pro By Joe Rankin, Plante Moran Using an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) as a vehicle for a company owner to…
Originally published in Entrepreneur Magazine By Robert Loeb One of the most contentious cases on the U.S. Supreme Court’s fall docket involves a Colorado baker’s much-publicized refusal…
