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Harris Beach Murtha's Dana Bucin and Alona Voronova say the court’s order preserves previously granted employment authorization while litigation challenging those policies continues. It affects TPS holders from Ukrain, Sudan, El Salvador and possibly beyond. https://hubs.li/Q04qnbj-0

Connecticut health care providers contemplating transactions, relocations, service changes, facility expansions or major equipment acquisitions should factor the new timing, notice and public hearing requirements into their planning, say Harris Beach Murtha's Stephanie Sprague Sobkowiak and Julia Boisvert. https://hubs.li/Q04qngGc0

Harris Beach Murtha Partner Kelly Jones Howell wrote in amNY Newspaper Law that the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Monsanto Co. v Durnell strengthened preemption defenses for FDA-regulated products. The decision came after decades of litigation over glyphosate, the active herbicide in Monsanto’s Roundup weedkiller. https://hubs.li/Q04qhy6P0

Brian D. Ginsberg, leader of the firm’s Appellate practice group, recently provided commentary for The Wall Street Journal’s (Dow Jones) story with international law implications.

Harris Beach Murtha attorneys Bilal B. Sultan and Eric S. Hause were the subjects of a Law360 article and coverage by several other media outlets for joining Harris Beach Murtha. https://hubs.li/Q04q1bbN0

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Auto dealers should carefully review their third-party vendor agreements to ensure they comply with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act,  our attorneys -- Thomas "Tom" Vangel, James Radke and Lindsey McComber -- warned in their monthy column for the MASSACHUSETTS STATE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION INC Dealers Association. https://hubs.li/Q04q06Wk0

New York Law Journal's Marianna Wharry published an extensive story on Harris Beach Murtha Partner Thomas J. Garry being named the first chair of the firm’s Management Committee, an announcement also covered by Law360, Long Island Business News and Schneps Media. The coverage highlights how Tom will work with CEO Chris Jagel to help execute the firm’s growth strategy on the heels of the 2025 combination of Harris Beach and Murtha Cullina and the recently announced addition of Boston-based Peabody & Arnold. “Our growth has been driven by a strong culture, deep commitment to our clients and meaningful engagement in the communities we serve,” Tom told New York Law Journal. “After 16 years with the firm and through my experience helping lead our growing Long Island office, I’m honored to bring my perspective to this new role and help guide Harris Beach Murtha into its next chapter.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/gxHf_ctH

Harris Beach Murtha's Lindsey McComber and Andy Corea say the new statute applies primarily to “producers” and defines the term broadly to capture the entity ultimately responsible for supplying new tires into the Connecticut market and requires them to take responsibility for the products they supply at their end-of-life. An entity’s compliance obligation is triggered if it “supplies” tires in Connecticut, defined as transferring title for consideration, including via physical retail or online sales delivered into the state. https://hubs.li/Q04pSCXJ0

The Department of Homeland Security has proposed a big change to the duration of status framework that guides foreign students and exchange visitors. Harris Beach Murtha's Brendan Venter says the change could significantly increase administrative burdens while creating uncertainty for students, scholars, schools and sponsoring organizations. https://hubs.li/Q04pSx600