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April 20, 2022

Kentucky jury’s discrimination ruling a wake-up call for mental-health awareness

Devjani Mishra explains to employers on how to avoid discrimination lawsuits concerning mental health issues through a recent case involving Gravity Diagnostics.

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April 18, 2022

Arbitration Remains an Option in Sexual-Harassment Cases

Helene Wasserman shares her opinion on why employees are hesitant to choose litigation over arbitration when it comes to legal matters in the workplace.

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April 14, 2022

Fox News Case to Test New Arbitration Law’s Retroactive Reach

Jay Inman shares his opinion about Congress’ newly minted law banning the mandatory arbitration in sexual harassment and assault cases.

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April 12, 2022

Legal decisions on mandatory coronavirus vaccination policies favouring employers

George Vassos says arbitrators have largely favored employers’ vaccination policies, but employers don’t have carte blanche.

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April 12, 2022

Application of 'ABC Test' to Franchise Relationships May Cause 'Wave of Misclassification Litigation,' Employment Lawyers Say

Jim Paretti, Michael Lotito, Gary Lieberman and David Ostern are quoted on how the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court's ruling that the so-called "ABC test" in the independent contractor statute applies to the franchisee-franchisor relationship will imp

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