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Many young lawyers said they would exchange some of their pay for lower billable hours, a recent survey found. Now more law firms are creating additional paths to partnership with lower hours requirements.

Companies can ensure they are advancing the right way by being deliberate about the technology they pursue and ensuring the "human" part of human resources is strong.

Facility fees are rising out-of-proportion to other costs, including the cost of emergency physician services.

Many employers and insurers are opting to wait out the appeals process before considering whether to make changes to their health plans' coverage of recommended preventive services, says this ERISA litigation attorney.

The public health emergency, which ends May 11, signals the collapse of the federal data-sharing network and this raises questions about state and local agencies' investments in tracking COVID and other health threats.

Facing the end of the federal public health emergency in May, many people experiencing lingering effects of the virus say they feel abandoned by policymakers eager to move on, as they are unable to hold down a job.