After the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that district courts need not defer to the FCC's interpretation of the TPCA, conflicting decisions about the law have predictably arisen.
In this latest post in our series about retaliation, we'll address what counts as "protected activity," what “good faith” protection employees have, and how HR should approach discipline or other decisions when protected activity is in the picture.
As Maddin Hauser celebrates its 100th anniversary, Brian Nettleingham shares his thoughts about the firm, the enduring qualities that have fueled its success, and what the future holds.
The Detroit Legal News featured Andrew Harris, discussing his legal career and role as president of the Oakland County Bar Foundation.
While the current administration has abandoned the nationwide federal non-compete ban issued by its predecessor, employers still face state and local level challenges to such agreements, and FTC scrutiny for overreach.
Arbitration is a common alternative to traditional courtroom litigation, especially in disputes involving large corporations. Andrew Creal explains arbitration, how it works, and why it's often required by contract.