First Amendment

Is It Appropriate For Employees to 'Take a Knee' in the Workplace?
national anthem

Is It Appropriate For Employees to 'Take a Knee' in the Workplace?

Four executives weigh in on how they view the NFL controversy, as applied to their respective companies.
Jeffrey Hayzlett | 7 min read
How the Supreme Court's Upcoming Ruling in Same-Sex Marriage Wedding Cake Case Might Impact Other Small Businesses

How the Supreme Court's Upcoming Ruling in Same-Sex Marriage Wedding Cake Case Might Impact Other Small Businesses

Spoiler: Probably not much.
Robert Loeb | 5 min read
Does Trump's Twitter Blocking Violate the First Amendment?

Does Trump's Twitter Blocking Violate the First Amendment?

A free speech advocacy group claims that President Donald Trump's Twitter account is a public forum, and therefore he cannot block anyone from it.
Tom Brant | 2 min read
Google Wins Some and Loses Some in Florida SEO Case

Google Wins Some and Loses Some in Florida SEO Case

The search engine giant is protected by the First Amendment, but a judge says no to CDA protection.
Dan Blacharski | 7 min read
Amazon Says First Amendment Protects Alexa Data

Amazon Says First Amendment Protects Alexa Data

Amazon is refusing to give authorities investigating a murder access to data from Alexa.
Tom Brant | 2 min read

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