Reprinted with permission from the February 24th edition of The Legal Intelligencer. (c) 2025 ALM Media Properties. Further duplication without...
The Department of Labor’s New Independent Contractor Rule
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The Ninth Circuit Permits a Title VII Claim Based On Offensive Music in the Work Place
Reprinted from the April 20th edition of The Legal Intelligencer. (c) 2023 ALM Media Properties. Further duplication without permission is...
The Trafficking Victims Protection Act and Liquidated Damages Provisions in Employment Agreements
Reprinted with permission from the October 14th edition of The Legal Intelligencer. (c) 2022 ALM Media Properties. Further duplication without...
Attention Employers: New Department of Labor Ruling on Overtime Pay
On September 24, 2019, the United States Department of Labor announced a new final rule regarding eligibility for overtime pay. ...
THE SIDE GIG AND THE FLSA: THE SIXTH CIRCUIT KEEPS UP WITH MODERN ECONOMIC REALITIES
A recent case from the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit demonstrates the ongoing struggle to apply...
Navigating Noncompetes Part III: Employees, the Restricted Parties
In the last segment of this series, we focused on concerns for employers in drafting and enforcing restrictive covenants. The...
Navigating Noncompetes Part II: What Employers Should Consider
Part 2 of our Noncompete Series will focus on employers. Noncompetes, when well drafted, are a powerful tool to protect...
Patty Collins Participates in Panel on New DOL Overtime Regulations
Patty Collins, a Partner with Antheil, Maslow & MacMinn, will be joined by Cindy Bergvall, CPA, of Bee, Bergvall...
Unemployment Compensation Hearings: Sometimes You Get a Do-Over
By Patricia C. Collins, Esquire, Reprinted with permission from the March 23, 2015 issue of The Legal Intelligencer. (c) 2015...