Structuring Business and Real Estate Opportunities in the U.S.
(Please download PDF for printable article.) by Gary J. Freedman and Vanja Habekovic As the world’s economies continue to struggle making investments and seeking business opportunities internationally,...
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(Please download PDF for full issue.) Reporting Time Pay Revealed by Kelly O. Scott An employer realizes that too many employees have reported for work on what is obviously going to be a slow day for...
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by Ken Luer For many married couples in California and other community property states, a closely-held business is the most valuable community asset. And whether or not they’re in a community property...
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – July 2014
(Please download PDF for full issue.) The Supremes Sing Out About Control: It is the Primary Test for Deciding Whether a Worker is an Employee or an Independent Contractor by Karina B. Sterman In...
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – February 2011
In this issue: “Overtime Exemptions for Sales Persons: Do Your Employees Qualify?” by Jennifer L. Newman, Esq.[…]
View ArticleQuinlan, Employee Terminations Law Bulletin – January 2011
ECJ partner, Kelly Scott, lends his expertise in this Westlaw bulletin by Maureen Minehan. Please note that this bulletin is published by Thomson Reuters.[…]
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – March 2011
In this issue: “Big Brother is Watching… And Your Employees Should Know That” and “Supreme Court Rules That Employer Cannot ‘Retaliate’ Against Plaintiff’s Fiancée” by Jennifer S. Grock, Esq.[…]
View ArticleBankruptcy Reporter – March 2011
In this issue: “The Race Is On To Pursue Alter Ego Claims Also Knows As ‘Sorry Folks‘” by Howard I. Camhi, Esq.[…]
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – April 2011
In this issue: “A Look Back: Rutti V. Lojack and the Compensability of Commute Time and Home Computer Activity” by Jennifer L. Newman, Esq.[…]
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – May 2011
In this issue: “Employment Standards Applied to Arbitration Agreements with Independent Contractors” by Amy R. Mellow, Esq.[…]
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – June 2011
In this issue: “Labor Commissioner Hearings Not Subject To Arbitration Agreement” by Amy R. Mellow, Esq.[…]
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – July 2011
In this issue: “Nothing in Common: Anti-Discrimination Policy Helps Wal-Mart Avoid Record Class Action” and “Double-Trouble: A Non-Compliant or Unenforced Meal and Rest Period Policy Now Means Twice...
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – August 2011
In this issue: “U.S. Supreme Court Works Its Magic On Class Actions One Case At A Time, But Offers No Magic Bullet For Employers Just Yet” by Karina B. Sterman, Esq.[…]
View ArticleTax Law Reporter – August 2011
In this issue: “IRS Provides Safe Harbor for Current Deduction of Success-Based Fees” by Gary Q. Michel, Esq. and Vanja Habekovic, Esq.[…]
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – September 2011
In this issue: “Avoiding Age Discrimination Claims with an Aging Workforce” by Kevin J. Pavlik, Esq.[…]
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – October 2011
In this issue: “Avoiding the Layoff Hangover” by Kelly O. Scott, Esq.[…]
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – November 2011
In this issue: “Here’s a Tip…Department of Labor Enacts New Regulations for Tipped Service Employees” by Lauren J. Katunich, Esq. and “California Supreme Court Extends Protections to Employee Visitors”...
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – December 2011
In this issue: “California Employees on Pregnancy Disability Leave Now Entitled to Four Months of Health Benefits” by Kevin J. Pavlik, Esq. “New Credit Report Restrictions” by Lauren J. Katunich, Esq....
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – January 2012
In this issue: “ARE YOU HIGH?! Do California Employees Have a Right to Use Medical Marijuana in the Workplace?” by Kelly O. Scott, Esq.[…]
View ArticleEmployment Law Reporter – February 2012
In this issue: “Determining Exemptions from Overtime Just Became More Difficult: The Near Demise of the Administrative/Production Worker Dichotomy” by Kevin J. Pavlik, Esq.[…]
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