NewsMcDonald Hopkins recognized in Chambers USA 2025 rankingsMcDonald Hopkins is proud to announce five practice areas and 22 attorneys are ranked this year by Chambers USA in its 2025 guide.
Blog PostNew Cleveland law requires employers to list salary range in job postings and prohibits asking salary history from applicantsOn April 28, 2025, the Cleveland City Council unanimously passed Ordinance No. 104-2025, which mandates disclosure of pay ranges in job postings and prohibits requesting salary history from applicants.
Blog PostThe TAKE IT DOWN Act: A federal response to non-consensual intimate imagery becomes lawThe Act—now law—sets a new federal standard under the supervision of the FTC, aiming to bridge the gaps in current state privacy and digital safety laws, including the standardization of criminal and civil penalties
Recent News & Legal Updates
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With the formal approval of the House v. NCAA settlement on June 7, 2025, schools are now legally allowed to pay their athletes directly – marking a seismic shift in how amateur athletics is governed, funded, and regulated.
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This blog provides a brief overview of common fundraising options available to help companies attract new investors and raise additional capital.
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McDonald Hopkins is proud to announce the addition of attorney Xavier Jaillet. Xavier is an Associate in the Business Department and a member of the firm’s Mergers and Acquisitions Practice Group. He also plays a key role on the firm’s cannabis and psychedelics team, with almost a decade of experience in the cannabis industry.
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McDonald Hopkins is proud to announce five practice areas and 22 attorneys are ranked this year by Chambers USA in its 2025 guide.
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The Peterson Center on Healthcare published a report, which analyzed the use of remote physiologic monitoring (RPM) and remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) from 2019 through 2023 and related benefits and billing patterns, and proposed policy changes.
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The Small Business Administration (SBA) announced it will hold a Tribal Consultation to discuss 8(a) Program and Mentor Program policies on Friday, June 13th in Anchorage, Alaska. This is a valuable policy-shaping opportunity that could influence how these programs are changed and administered in the years ahead.
