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March 17, 2022 | International Edition
Businesses Falling Short on ESG Claims Face Class Action RiskAs the ESG agenda evolves, group action is likely to become a popular route to litigation, and companies must act now.
By Daniel Barton, Alvarez & Marsal
4 minute read
January 07, 2000 | Law.com
Guidelines to an Effective TerminationOne of the most difficult decisions for an employer to make is the decision to terminate someone's employment. Termination is also one of the most likely employment decisions to lead to litigation. Employers must carefully consider the decision and analyze the risks inherent in the termination prior to taking action. Using California law as a backdrop, this article provides some basic guidelines that make sense in every jurisdiction.
By Alicia J. Farquhar and Jill Marsal
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