Heading to Overtime: How Potential FLSA Updates May Impact Employers
April 17, 2014
March Madness brings competition, surprises, upsets, and the most climactic of all – overtime.
March Madness brings competition, surprises, upsets, and the most climactic of all – overtime.
Devin Lawton Palmer, Esq. 1) Ring v. Feathers-Swan (In re Swan), 2014 Bankr. LEXIS 650 / BK No. 08-11210/AP No. 13-1027 (Bankr. W.D.N.Y., Kaplan,
As a prudent lawyer once said, the law is much like a promise – fluid. While litigators find and emphasize fluidity among ambiguities in the
With the continued popularity of social media such as Twitter and Facebook, we are now, more than ever, more acutely aware of our neighbors’ opinions.
If you are a physician or provider, when was the last time you reviewed your written services contracts for compliance with the Stark Law?
Vast digitalization has our generation buzzing. Work and social affairs have rapidly become taken over, and largely run by, the Internet. Quick to follow suit
Most physicians lease office space for terms of five or ten years, initially considering immediate needs, but often not negotiating appropriately for unexpected future developments.
I recently had a client come into my office with a foot high stack of documents mailed to him over several months in Kodak’s bankruptcy.
The Supreme Court’s recent pro-employer decisions, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center v. Nassar and Vance v. Ball State University clarified some of the standards
Many would find it hard to believe that the Marketplace Fairness Act has a long legal history. While shopping on the internet may be a
