Lisa A. MilamKM AttorneyJackson Lewis P.C.Websitewww.jacksonlewis.comOrganization ProfileFull ProfileConnectEmail312-787-4949 Professional Biography Lisa A. Milam is the Knowledge Management (KM) Attorney for Jackson Lewis P.C.’s Class Actions and Complex Litigation Practice Group, and is based in the firm’s Chicago, Illinois, office. More Legal and Business Bylines From Lisa A. Milam 2023 Wage and Hour Developments: A Year in Review - (Posted On Thursday, February 01, 2024) As Expected, Biden Re-nominates Acting DOL Secretary Julie Su to Permanent Post - (Posted On Tuesday, January 09, 2024) DOL Aims for April 2024 Release of White-Collar Exemption Final Rule - (Posted On Tuesday, December 12, 2023) Supreme Court Won’t Consider Whether Bristol-Myers Decision Applies to Collective Actions - (Posted On Thursday, March 09, 2023) Class Actions Trends Report – Fall 2022 - (Posted On Monday, November 07, 2022) Class Action Trends Report Fall 2022 - (Posted On Friday, October 21, 2022) Class Action Trends Report: Other Class Action Developments - (Posted On Friday, July 01, 2022) Class Action Trends Report: Mass Arbitration Monkey Wrench - (Posted On Thursday, June 30, 2022) Class Action Trends Report: Supreme Court Takes Up Arbitration - (Posted On Wednesday, June 29, 2022) Class Action Trends Report: Traversing the Arbitration Train - (Posted On Wednesday, June 29, 2022) Pagination Page 1 Next page Next › Current Legal Analysis This Texas Case Illustrates Why Delaware Are Choosing Nevada by: Keith Paul Bishop Germany: Bureaucracy out, Digital in? The new Government’s plans for labour and employment by: Tanja Weber , Dagmar Nolden FTC Defers Compliance Deadline for Parts of Amended Negative Option Rule by: Richard B. Newman House Bill 47 Delays Effective Date for North Carolina's New Building Code by: James W. Norment , Luke C. Tompkins Revised Draft California Privacy Regulations Lessen Impact on Business by: Alan L. Friel White House Council on Environmental Quality Releases Draft NEPA Template Following CEQ’s Rescission of Longstanding Regulations by: Nicholas DuBroff , Jennifer Jeffers China Releases Typical Cases of Intellectual Property Protection by China Customs in 2024 – China Facing Imported Counterfeits Due to Manufacturing Moving to Other Countries by: Aaron Wininger Minnesota Employment Legislative Update 2025, Part II: It’s Déjà Vu—Lengthy Omnibus Bills, Buried Employment Law Changes by: Bruce J. Douglas , Maria B. Shatonova Onshoring Pharma Ops: Reading Recent EO and Policy Tea Leaves by: Dominick DiSabatino , Jonathan Wang The Hypocrisy of “Delete IP”: Billionaire Frustrations Masquerading as Policy by: Bryan K. Wheelock The State of Employment Law: Ohio’s Unusual Constitutional Minimum Wage Protections by: Douglas M. Oldham Lights, Camera, Action: Florida Set to Become Friendliest State for Non-Compete Agreements by: Cody D. Woods , Hannesson Murphy Do You Really Want to Be an ERISA Fiduciary? by: Karen N. Brandon , Mark E. Schmidtke Indiana Boosts Film Industry with New Tax Credit Incentives by: Stephen G. Weizenecker First 100 Days of Tariffs During President Trump's Second Term: Recap & Lessons by: Christine J. Sohar Henter Upcoming Events May 22 2025 Kidd Aitken & Chambers USA Q&A May 13 2025 OHCA’s First Year of Material Change Transaction Notices: A Panel Discussion with OHCA and Polsinelli May 13 2025 PFAS Updates: What’s Happening in the U.S. and EU May 13 2025 What Conflicts Trigger an Insurer’s Duty to Provide Independent Counsel to Defend an Insured Print
