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New York Employers Could Soon Have More Difficulty Enforcing Restrictive Covenants

Peter J. Weishaar

Earlier this Spring, the New York Court of Appeals heard oral argument in Brown & Brown, Inc. v. Johnson, a case that could make it harder for employers to obtain partial enforcement of restrictive…

Nonprofit Best Practices Now Mandatory

The Nonprofit Revitalization Act of 2013 implements significant changes to New York State's nonprofit laws, effective July 1, 2014. The changes mandate best practices in governance and accountability…

You Only Think You Don't Have A Will

Clients, friends, and family members often tell us, "we don't have a Will, we should probably get on that." Enter the theme of procrastination. According to an August 2013 ABC News poll,…

Should You Be Paying Overtime to Your Salaried Employees?

HR 101: What Not to Write in Personnel File After Employee Files EEOC Complaint

Peter J. Weishaar

Car Lease Terminations -- And the Unwelcome Surprises

Kevin S. Cooman

Fifth Circuit Clarifies Interest Rates for Cram-Down Plans

Fair Market Value Rule: The Measure of Seller's Damages for Buyer's Breach of Real Estate Deal

New Form I-9 Released for Immediate Use

Revised FMLA Regulations and Updated Poster

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