Blog Posts

In this series, we’re outlining the most common ways businesses and their owners get sued and what can be done to minimize that risk. Our first post in this series focused on employees. In this post, we’ll focus on contracts. Why Contracts Matter Because every business needs them! As a...

In the first post of this series, we discuss the most common ways businesses get sued. The answer? Your own employees. What are businesses getting sued for? Employees sue their employers. It happens . . . a lot. If you’re a business owner, it’s likely the most common type of lawsuit...

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! In this edition, we’ll be discussing new federal legislation banning mandatory arbitration of sexual harassment/assault claims (coinciding with Women’s History Month and a belated International Women’s Day), COVID-19 vaccine mandates, and retirement. But first,...

The glass ceiling will be cracking a bit more this year. Although the pay gap unfortunately still exists, these are “ever changing times”. For example, NYC is amending its law to combat pay inequities and the United States Women’s National Soccer Team (USWNT) settled its gender...

Love and employment law can be a toxic mix, just watch The Office (. . . or Grey’s Anatomy . . . or The Mindy Project . . . basically TV in general). If anyone recently sent a colleague roses and chocolates for Valentine’s Day, don’t be surprised if you get a response that says:...