Workplace First Aid Requirements in New York State to Include Opioid Antagonists

Employers Have Until December 12, 2026 to Prepare For New Requirements On December 12, 2025, New York expanded its workplace first aid requirements through Senate Bill S5922-A/A2725-A. The law now

Businesses Inch Closer to Billions in Tariff Refunds. Here’s What’s Next.

More than 71 million tariff entries may qualify for refunds under the court order. Jim Wholey was quoted in The Business Journals article about tariff refunds following the U.S. Court

Hochul’s Administration Can Amend Climate Act Targets Without Legislature

Even if lawmakers fend off changes to the landmark Climate Act, it can be amended by the Public Service Commission. Dennis Elsenbeck was featured in a Times Union article that

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FCC Turns on the Spectrum Auction Fire Hose

ASW-3 Auction: Off to the Races An auction for 65 MHz of AWS-3 mid-band wireless spectrum has been scheduled for June 2, 2026, offering fixed and mobile wireless providers access

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Rochester Business Journal Virtual Panel Discussion 2026: Immigration

How immigration changes impact local businesses. Danielle Rizzo will join other panelists for the Rochester Business Journal and The Daily Record Virtual Panel Discussion on immigration in which they discuss

Navigating ICE Enforcement: What Employers Need to Know

Increased likelihood of ICE visit to the workplace. In an era of increased immigration enforcement actions, the likelihood that ICE will visit a workplace is increased. Danielle Rizzo will present

Buffalo Importers May Be Able to Recover Tariff Costs

Importers may recover tariff costs through the Court of International Trade if they were the importer of record. Jim Wholey was interviewed by Buffalo Business First following President Trump's enactment