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Misclassifying Employees as Independent Contractors Can Be Costly
By Ashlee M. Bekish
Learn more about the risks of misclassifying your employees as independent contractors. Continue
Health Care Reform – What Employers Need to Know Now
By Mary L. Komornicka
Learn more about how new federal health care reform will affect employers. Continue
Collecting Delinquent Accounts
By L. Kathleen Harrell-Latham & Mark Geier
Learn more about how companies can effectively collect delinquent accounts. Continue
U.S. Supreme Court Deems Attorneys “Debt Relief Agencies,” Limiting Certain Pre-Bankruptcy Advice They Can Give Clients and Requiring Additional Disclosures
By Kenneth Corey-Edstrom & L. Kathleen Harrell-Latham
Learn more about a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that has broadly defined “debt relief agencies.” Continue
Department of Labor Ends Practice of Issuing Fact-Specific Opinion Letters
By Julia H. Halbach
Learn more about the Department of Labor’s decision to stop issuing Opinion Letters to guide employers. Continue
Supreme Court Upholds “Demeanor Based” Rejection of Juror
By Julia H. Halbach
Learn about a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision discussing when a court may strike a juror based on the juror’s demeanor. Continue
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