Articles for Litigation Attorneys

New York Releases Final Guidance on New Sexual Harassment Prevention Law

As we previously reported, New York State has enacted new legislation that requires New York employers to adopt a sexual harassment policy and provide annual sexual harassment training. Earlier this…

New York Requires Policies and Training to Combat Sexual Harassment

Peter J. Weishaar

As part of the budget process, the Legislature and the Governor agreed to enact several sweeping workplace rules designed to prevent sexual harassment. Beginning in October 2018, all employers in…

Litigation's Lasting Impact: Urban-Suburban Interdistrict Transfer Program

Peter J. Weishaar

The successful conclusion of a case—whether by verdict or settlement—is often one of the most rewarding parts of practicing law. While it is certainly professionally satisfying to win a…

Negotiating SBA Loan Repayments

Resolving Disputes: What's The Best Way?

Local Counsel Services for Western NY

Court of Appeals: Florida Choice-of-Law in Non-Solicitation Agreement is Unenforceable

Peter J. Weishaar

New York Employers Could Soon Have More Difficulty Enforcing Restrictive Covenants

Peter J. Weishaar

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

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