Sentences with phrase «many states the law»

«Licensing laws have typically been fairly strict on who can sell a motor vehicle because of the possibility of fraud,» explains Jim Moors, director of franchising and state law with the National Automobile Dealers Association.

As for the state law, who knows?

Notifying the public with newspaper ads in New York for six weeks, as required by state law, can cost over $ 1,000 in more expensive counties, according to Horwitz, or more than five times the cost to file the LLC in the first place.

Few state laws provide any oversight whatsoever, and almost anyone, regardless of expertise, can dissect and sell human body parts.

Both times, police concluded that Avery committed no crimes because no state law applied.

If the seller doesn't give you a disclosure document, they're violating federal law and may also be violating state law.

Golloher, who is seeking unspecified damages, says Fox violated New York City and state laws prohibiting workplace discrimination.

«It would not be a stretch to envision a uniform state law which requires that those who recover, distribute and use human bodies adhere to uniform standards of transparency, traceability and authorization.»

Don't forget as well, that depending on state law, you may also have to file the 1099 - MISC with the state.

Indiana does not have a state law specifically protecting gay people from discrimination.

Gel caps, vaporizers, and drops are the only products sold at the Fifth Avenue store, in order to stay in compliance with state laws.

Some IT vendors don't inform businesses about potential breaches, despite respective state laws.

The largest challenge is working in a patchwork of state laws that affect everything from where the company can bank, what they can sell, and where they can advertise.

Others that support closing the loophole, including J.B Pritzker, fear state laws will cause investors to flee the state and would prefer that states wait for national legislation.

The Journal says the subpoenas come as New York plans to issue a memo raising questions over whether Bitcoin companies are following state law.

Late last year, officials in Utah moved to ban Zenefits; the state's insurance commissioner, Todd Kiser, sent a letter to the company calling its business model a violation of state laws.

Similarly, personal beliefs are the subject of numerous nascent state laws that would allow business owners to discriminate against customers or employees they don't approve of.

And perhaps not surprisingly, Cook, who is gay, has been particularly visible on LBGTQ rights issues, coming forward to denounce Indiana and Arkansas state laws that were viewed as discriminatory.

Google then filed an anti-SLAPP motion, which under California state law, can move to throw out lawsuits that have the intent to suppress free speech.

Maui's attempts to ban GMOs were negated by state laws that regulate potentially harmful plants.

«This is really a power grab and it's a phony bill because the whole intention is to take it up to our state supreme court to overturn the constitutionality of the no income tax that has been the tradition of our state, as well as state laws,» Hutchison told CNBC.

People in some parts of the country have had that ability for a while, either because of state laws or the fact that the new federal rule was phased in, applying to different places at different times.

Labor Secretary Hilda Solis said the program will «level the playing field for law - abiding employers and ensure that employees receive the protections to which they are entitled under federal and state law.»

But many federal and state laws put a limit on how much information from an employee's personal medical history must be provided to justify taking a day off.

Though beach fires are no longer allowed here (they are in neighboring towns like Nags Head), stationary fireworks that emit only sparks or smoke are permitted by state law and small - time fireworks can be purchased throughout the state.

State Republican lawmakers say the tax is unconstitutional and violates state law, arguing the city doesn't have the right to impose taxes.

In 2016, 26 percent of employers surveyed by industry nonprofit the Society for Human Resource Management offer paid maternity leave beyond what's covered by short - term disability or state law.

After that defeat, state legislators immediately began promoting the idea of using state law to overturn Austin's regulations.

But the question is, as more than half of all states now have state laws allowing for medical marijuana and / or adult - use marijuana markets, and the industry has created approximately 150,000 jobs and brought in almost $ 7 billion in revenue in 2016, can the industry be pushed into the black market again?

Instead, there's a patchwork of state laws serving as the legal framework that critics say invites abuse and potential manipulation.

Remember: short breaks generally 20 minutes or less under federal law, but even more strict requirements may apply under some state laws, must be paid.

He also signed an «assurance of discontinuance» with the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs, promising to cease and desist from violating state law and refund fees the company collected from customers in that state.

Last year, the New York - based 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals disagreed, finding that the DMCA applied to infringement claims brought under federal and state law, including oldies songs.

The lawsuit, to be filed sometime late Tuesday in federal court in Sacramento, the California state capital, will take aim at three state laws passed last year that the Justice Department contends violate a clause in the U.S. Constitution.

Exactly how it's divvied up depends on state law.

You might also be ordered to pay the attorney fees for the child support recipient, depending on state laws.

By then, the funeral is over and assets divided according to state law.

The Justice Department's planned lawsuit against California will target three state laws, senior Justice Department officials said on Tuesday in a press briefing.

The plaintiffs in that case claim Facebook broke Illinois state law on the issue of biometric privacy.

It's politically risky for the federal government to ride roughshod over state laws voted in by a majority of the people, says William McGrath, a partner at the Washington, D.C. - based Potomac Law Group.

The Justice Department lawsuit will cite a provision of the U.S. Constitution known as the «Supremacy Clause,» under which federal laws trump state laws.

Taking a page from laws creating sanctuary cities for illegal immigrants, a group of lawmakers have submitted a bill that bans California law enforcement from working with federal authorities if they attempt to take action against marijuana grow facilities or dispensaries that operate legally under state law.

Last year, Attorney General Jeff Sessions refused to rule out prosecuting people who sell cannabis, even when they do so in accordance with state laws.

But for exempt employees, there are generally two rules (which are subject to state laws).

Attorney General Jeff Sessions» decision to rescind an Obama - era directive that made enforcing marijuana laws against companies that comply with state laws a «low priority» raised ire in both parties and stoked uncertainty in states where the drug is legal.

Case in point, the M - Beta hotel's public restrooms have two signs: one for each gender, in accordance with the North Carolina state law, but above them are signs that say «All Genders Welcome Restroom.»

Drug testing is regulated by state law, and the rules vary drastically.

STEVENSON, Md. --(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The securities litigation law firm of Brower Piven, A Professional Corporation, has commenced an investigation into possible breaches of fiduciary duty and other violations of state law by the Board of Directors of DCT Industrial Trust Inc. (NYSE: DCT)(«DCT Industrial» or the «Company») relating to the proposed buyout of DCT Industrial by Prologis, Inc..

Some state laws also step in to protect insured consumers from charges they incur for out - of - network emergency services during a hospital visit (i.e. you picked an in - network hospital, but the surgeon or anesthesiologist isn't in network).

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler said in a letter to Sessions that Oregon state law dating back to 1987 prohibits state and local police from enforcing federal immigration law.