It has been a busy couple of weeks around the nation for religious organizations, as there have been a number of land use cases under
A recent decision from the Michigan Court of Appeals reaffirms an age-old adage most of learn early on: If it is something important, such as
A recent decision from the Michigan Court of Appeals reaffirms an age-old adage most of learn early on: If it is something important, such as
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has become the most recent court to issue a decision addressing a private business’s challenge to the contraceptive coverage
A bad online review in 2011’s “Dirtiest Hotel” drove the owner of the hotel to file his own complaint against the creator of the dirtiest
A bad online review in 2011’s “Dirtiest Hotel” drove the owner of the hotel to file his own complaint against the creator of the dirtiest
Employers Should Double Check Employment Agreements and Applications for Invalid Waivers
A Missouri federal district court last week found that a church’s claims that its religious exercise rights were violated when the City of St. Louis
Employers Should Double Check Employment Agreements and Applications for Invalid Waivers
A recent decision from the First Circuit Court of Appeals showed how important it is for religious organizations claiming a government has violated the Religious
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