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EEOC’s threatened lawsuit challenges key provisions in severance agreements

March 11, 2014 | Connie Elder Carrigan

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New guidance on Temporary Disabilities Act under ADAAA

February 20, 2014 | Connie Elder Carrigan

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US Senate Considers Ban On Employment-Related Credit Checks

January 29, 2014 | Connie Elder Carrigan

Employment Law

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Employment Law And The “Cat’s Paw”

January 02, 2014 | Connie Elder Carrigan

How should a family law mediation settlement be documented?

ARTICLE | Divorce & Family Law

How Should a Family Law Mediation Settlement Be Documented?

November 15, 2013 | John W. Narron

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ARTICLE | Transactional & Advisory Services

U.S. Appellate Courts Invalidates NLRB’s Posting Rule

November 08, 2013 | Connie Elder Carrigan

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ARTICLE | Transactional & Advisory Services

Ruling Upholds Discharge During FMLA Leave

November 08, 2013 | Connie Elder Carrigan

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ARTICLE | Transactional & Advisory Services

EEOC Lawsuit on Background Checks Dismissed by Federal Judge

September 04, 2013 | Connie Elder Carrigan

College Expenses and Family Law

ARTICLE | Divorce & Family Law

College Expenses – In The News Again

September 01, 2013 | John W. Narron

Divorce Bites: But who gets the pet?

ARTICLE | Divorce & Family Law

Divorce Bites – But Who Gets the Pet?

August 18, 2013

ARTICLE | Transactional & Advisory Services

Two Supreme Court decisions on retaliation and discrimination

July 08, 2013 | Connie Elder Carrigan

Can you secretly record your spouse? Family Law

ARTICLE | Divorce & Family Law

Can I record my spouse’s phone calls?

June 06, 2013 | John W. Narron

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