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The Non-Compete That Wouldn’t Die (And the Ones That Did)

June 12, 2026
The Non-Compete That Wouldn't Die (And the Ones That Did)If you've been following along, you're probably well aware that the state of non-compete law in this country is currently all over the place. And if you haven't been following along, we’d like to congratulate you...

Fuhgettaboudit: The ABC Test is Officially Codified in New Jersey

May 29, 2026
Fuhgettaboudit: The ABC Test is Officially Codified in New JerseyYou probably already know that California is our absolute favorite state to write about, at least when it comes to employment law. And when we say "absolute favorite," we mean that in the sense that they...

Tell Me a Story (And Make It a Good One)

May 1, 2026
Tell Me a Story (And Make It a Good One)If you spent any time in legal news circles over the past few weeks, you're probably familiar with the DLA Piper case. And if you're saying, "I'm actually normal and I read this blog exactly because I don't spend my time in...
"With constantly changing employment and workplace laws, working with them is an excellent idea."
— Josh
COO, C-Commerce Company

The “Something” Standard

April 6, 2026
The "Something" StandardHistorically, if an employee wanted to sue their employer under Title VII, the employee needed to show that something happened to them because of their race, color, religion, etc. But it wasn't enough to just show something happened to them,...

The Least Productive Week in America

March 20, 2026
The Least Productive Week in AmericaIf you are reading this right now, congratulations. You are part of a very elite group – specifically, the approximately dozen or so people not currently hunched over a double-overtime thriller or frantically refreshing a bracket...
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