Today's General Counsel

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Workaholic Americans Could Be Costing Nation $160 Billion

February 24, 2014

If American workers used all their vacation time, the national economy would gain $160 billion, send the government $21 billion […]

Trade Groups Must Mind Antitrust Rules

February 24, 2014

Two recent settlements with the Federal Trade Commission are a reminder that all trade associations walk a thin between promoting […]

San Francisco Enacts Ban The Box Law For Some Private Employers

February 24, 2014

San Francisco has followed Seattle and Buffalo’s lead, enacting a Ban the Box law that applies to private employers. The […]

Employee Fired, Denied Unemployment After Using Forklift On Vending Machine

February 24, 2014

Determined to jar loose the 90-cent Twix bar that he fed his workplace’s vending machine a dollar bill for – […]

Can A Facebook Status Update Violate A Non-Compete?

February 24, 2014

If departing employees update their social media followers – including clients – about a new job, does that violate non-compete […]

WellPoint Inc. Fires GC John Cannon, “Without Cause”

February 24, 2014

WellPoint Inc., the second-biggest U.S. health insurer, fired its GC and former interim CEO John Cannon, “without cause.” Thomas Zielinski, […]

Paul Kaleta To GC Of First Solar Inc.

February 24, 2014

First Solar Inc of Tempe, Ariz., has named Paul Kaleta as executive VP & general counsel. Most recently, Kaleta was […]

Thomas G. Seaman Named GC At Teladoc

February 24, 2014

Teladoc announced that Thomas G. Seaman will serve as senior vice president, general counsel and chief compliance officer. Seaman joins […]

Mike McDevitt, Former Medifast CEO, Heads Tandem Legal Group

February 24, 2014

Mike McDevitt, the former leader of weight-loss company Medifast is co-founder of Tandem Legal Group, a new Washington, D.C., law […]

2, 4, 6, 8…NFL Cheerleaders Not “Rah Rah-ing” About Pay Rate

February 24, 2014

Major league sports teams are under fire with wage and hour class-action lawsuits: two NFL teams’ cheer squads are suing for hours violations and MLB interns are claiming minimum wage violations.

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