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September 9, 2009

By Raising Existing Penalty Levels, Extending Liability and Shifting Burdens of Proof, New York Increases the Stakes for Wage and Hour Violators

Responding to claims that increased wage recovery efforts have resulted in more cases of retaliation
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September 8, 2009

The Retirement Group, Inc. v. Galante: A Lesson in Avoidable Consequences

The Court of Appeal for the Fourth District of California recently issued its opinion in The Retirement
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September 8, 2009

Federal Contractors: Be Aware of New E-Verify Requirements in Contracts

With numerous appeals filed, monitoring the evolving developments regarding the implementation of Executive
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September 8, 2009

To Recommend or Not To Recommend: The LinkedIn Conundrum

Several employment lawyers recently have debated whether employers should permit their employees to
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September 7, 2009

Massachusetts Court Ruling Expands the Scope of Damages Available to Employees Misclassified as Independent Contractors

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in Somers v. Converged Access, No. SJC-10347 (Aug. 21, 2009)
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September 5, 2009

Appeal Seeks to Invalidate E-Verify Federal Contractor Rule

As reported by Daily Journal of Commerce, business groups have appealed the August 25 decision by a federal
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September 4, 2009

Whether a Manufacturing Process is a Trade Secret Must Be Considered in the Aggregate

Six years after the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit held that compilations of information
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September 4, 2009

Appeal Seeks to Invalidate E-Verify Federal Contractor Rule

As reported by Daily Journal of Commerce, business groups have appealed the August 25 decision by a federal
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September 4, 2009

Napolitano Says Immigration Reform Remains a Priority

The Dallas Morning News reports that Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano remains optimistic
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September 4, 2009

New York Amends Its State Human Rights Law to Protect Domestic Violence Victims from Employment Discrimination

Each year approximately 400,000 cases of domestic incidents are reported to law enforcement authorities

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