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Taylor Dawson

Louisville
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Litigation Privilege

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By Taylor Dawson
| Mondaq
Taylor C. Dawson’s articles from Beresford Booth are most popular: within Litigation and Mediation & Arbitration topic(s) in European Union Beresford Booth are most popular: within Criminal Law, Law Department Performance and Tax topic(s) There are many forms of privilege which may render certain evidence or information inadmissible or can act as a complete defense and bar to claims and lawsuits.
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Beacon Applauds Department of Labor Decision to Withdraw Unlawful Overtime Rule

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By Taylor Dawson
| Beacon Center of Tennessee
NASHVILLE—Today, the U.S. Department of Labor will formally publish a final rule overturning the Biden administration’s 2024 overtime rule after multiple federal courts vacated the rule nationwide and the department declined to continue defending it on appeal.
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Venti-Sized Subsidy

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By Taylor Dawson
| Beacon Center of Tennessee
Tennessee taxpayers are about to spend millions on a Starbucks order they didn’t ask for. In April, the world’s largest coffee chain announced it would be opening a Southeast corporate office in Music City. The state has done well in attracting businesses, both large and small, through a low-tax, business-friendly environment. Yet those bigger businesses sometimes get a free upgrade, courtesy of state taxpayers, and the Starbucks move is brewing up to be a burn for Tennesseans.
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