Arbitration: Supreme Court Deals a Near Death Blow to Class Action Arbitration
From Lexology, Richard E. Gottlieb, Esra A. Hudson and Alma Piñan discuss the Supreme Court’s decision in which the Court said that class
Employee or Independent Contractor?
Resources collected by Nathan S. Gibson to help classify workers as employees or independent contractors
From Lexology, Richard E. Gottlieb, Esra A. Hudson and Alma Piñan discuss the Supreme Court’s decision in which the Court said that class
From Lexology, Eric R. Magnus, Samia M. Kirmani, David E. Nagle, Brendan Sweeney, Collin O’Connor Udell, Stephanie L. Goutos and Abraham N. Saiger discuss the recent United
From JDSupra, Michelle Roberts Gonzales and Tao Leung discuss two cases involving arbitration clauses in California. In the first case, the
Teamsters.org reports that California truck drivers were awared $1.2 Ten California port truck drivers who haul cargo for Best Buy,
Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) reports that Wisconsin has launched a task force to investigate worker misclassification. SIA reports: Wisconsin Gov.
From Lexology, Cheryl D. Shoun discusses a decision by the South Carolina Supreme Court said that a non-signagtory could enforce
From Lexology, Stephen T. Melnick reviews a recent case in which the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial court discussed aspects of class
From ConstructionDive, Kim Slowey reports on a Colorado bill that increases the penalties for not paying wages due to employees.
From Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, Kris Olson reports that a contractor cannot sue the client of the party with which the
From Lexology, Epstein Becker Green reminds everyone that New York’s Stop Sexual Harassment in NYC Act is now effective and
From Lexology, Eniola O. Akinrinade and Michele Haydel Gehrke report on a recent decision by an administrative law judge that confidentiality clauses
From Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, Eric T. Berkman discusses a recent Massachusetts case in which a sales representative was determined to