Clark Hill’s in-person symposium is designed to help employers stay ahead of California’s challenging and evolving workplace legal landscape. This business-focused program will deliver timely updates and concrete guidance on the issues that matter most to HR professionals, in-house counsel, and business leaders.

Data broker regulation is rapidly expanding across the United States, creating new compliance obligations—and significant litigation and enforcement risks—for businesses that collect, purchase, sell, license, or otherwise share personal information.

The Pennsylvania Superior Court’s decision in Tedesco Excavating & Paving, Inc. v. FWH Development, LLC significantly expands the scope of recoverable damages under Pennsylvania’s Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act (CASPA). The court held that contractors may recover overhead, lost profits, interest, costs, and attorneys’ fees even when they have only partially performed a construction contract, particularly where an owner’s anticipatory breach prevents project completion. This ruling provides important guidance for owners, contractors, and subcontractors involved in construction disputes.