Navigating the Office: What If I Am Called for a Deposition?
Preparing for a deposition in an employment case can be a tough and fact-intensive process. As much as any kind
Preparing for a deposition in an employment case can be a tough and fact-intensive process. As much as any kind
When it comes to legal challenges that small business owners face, employment-related matters consistently top the list. Missteps on employment-related
Co-Authored By: Jack E. Moran, Principal & Michael P. O’Neil, Law Clerk With the so-called gig economy gaining momentum in
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Generally speaking, the term “whistleblower” means a person who exposes potentially illegal or unethical activity within an organization. In an
Last year, I wrote a post discussing a potential trap for employers in Ohio’s new medical marijuana law. You can