Labor and Employment

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Employers Must Act Quickly to Comply With California’s New Reproductive Loss Leave

California’s Senate Bill SB 848 was signed into law on October 10, 2023, and has been effective as of January […]

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Employer Policies and Employee Personal Privileged Emails

Death, taxes, and employees sending personal emails via the employer’s email server. We know it happens despite policies preventing or […]

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Companies Must Notify Employees in California About Void Noncompetes

Back in March 2022, the attorney general of California issued an alert reminding employers that noncompete agreements are not enforceable in the state. […]

Ninth Circuit Will Rehear Uber’s Appeal Of Gig Worker Law

Ninth Circuit Will Rehear Uber’s Appeal Of Gig Worker Law

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a three-judge panel and voted to rehear Uber’s argument that it was unfairly […]

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What Companies Need to Know About California’s Workplace Violence Prevention Law

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 553 on September 30, 2023, following a spike in organized flash mob robberies […]

How To Incur Sanctions: A Primer Courtesy of New York Court

How To Incur Sanctions: A Primer Courtesy of New York Court

The Cozen O’Connor law firm has weighed in on developments in on the Gardner-Alfred v. Federal Reserve Bank of New […]

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Examining the Ripple Effects of California Supreme Court Ruling on “Take-home COVID”

The Supreme Court of California has provided much-needed clarity on the issue of “take-home COVID” liability. More specifically, the Court […]

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Supreme Court Ruling Could Be a Game-Changer for Whistleblower Retaliation Standards

On October 10, 2023, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Murray v. UBS Securities, LLC. Employers and HR professionals […]

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California Further Tightens Restrictions on Noncompetes

Since 1892, California has declared noncompetes agreements unenforceable except in narrow and limited circumstances. The recent passage of Assembly Bill […]

Leading the Hybrid Workforce in the “New Normal”

Leading the Hybrid Workforce in the “New Normal”

As we move into a post-pandemic “new normal,” leaders are facing the new reality of leading a hybrid workforce. This reality requires […]

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