NFIB's annual Fly-In connects small business owners with lawmakers from their states to build relationships and make members of Congress aware of the top issues facing small businesses. Elizabeth Parks, NFIB's Vice President of Federal Government Relations and Grassroots, led a panel discussion featuring NFIB members and small business owners Michael Ervin and Clara Osterhage. The discussion explores how credit card swipe fees and Beneficial Ownership Information reporting are top concerns for their businesses. They also discusses their experience with NFIB's Fly-In event and how meeting with lawmakers helps shape future policies.

Amplify the voices of the NFIB members who met with Congress and take action:

• Repeal Beneficial Ownership Reporting Requirements
• Support the Credit Card Competition Act

Learn more:

• Small Business Owners Converge on Capitol Hill for NFIB Fly-In
• Small Business Owners Bring Viewpoint to Capitol Hill

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Creating a user-friendly website is key to building trust with customers and supporting growth for small businesses. NFIB member and small business owner Vince Wondra explains how small businesses can leverage their resources to create accessible websites and develop their online presence. Senior Attorney with the NFIB Small Business Legal Center Rob Smith discusses Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) website accessibility considerations and how small businesses can avoid becoming a target of predatory website accessibility lawsuits.

Learn more:

• How to Avoid ADA Website Lawsuits
• Read the Legal Center Blog to see if your website is ADA compliant
• Learn more about NFIB’s fight to stop predatory website accessibility lawsuits.
• NFIB’s Technology Survey Report (June 2025)

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Workplace safety and health law expert Felicia Watson joins Beth Milito, NFIB Vice President and Executive Director of the Small Business Legal Center, to explain how Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) inspections work and what small business owners need to know to avoid costly penalties. They also discuss resources available to business owners to stay updated on the latest OSHA rule changes.

Resources:

• See NFIB’s new OSHA Inspection Guide to prepare your small business.
• View NFIB’s Legal Guide series for additional resources.
• Watch the webinar with Felicia on June 3, 2026, at 12 p.m. ET and catch up on past webinars.

If your small business has questions on legal or regulatory issues, you can reach us at info@NFIB.org.

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