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Protected Activity? Think Again. What Employers Need to Know
It is important for employers to understand what employee activity/conduct is protected under the law and to train managers so as to avoid retaliation claims.Partner Moves in Salt Lake, Seattle Show 'Massive' Rise, While Nashville Fell Off
Appetite for laterals in smaller U.S. cities has grown this year, including Salt Lake, where partner moves rose 234% in the first three quarters of the year.Partner Moves in Salt Lake, Seattle Show 'Massive' Rise, While Nashville Fell Off
Many people are "finding out that this is like a Silicon Valley-type market, just on a smaller scale," said Gregory Hamman, chief data officer at Decipher.Creating Holiday Policies for a Diverse Workforce
The goal is to listen to your employees and recognize that we all need days of rest, days of service, and to feel a sense of belonging, even in our workplaces.Baker & Hostetler Defends San Francisco 49ers in NFL Ransomware Attack Lawsuit
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State Appeals Court: Hospital Not Vicariously Liable for Negligent Actions of Contracted Employees
"Because Plaintiffs' allegations against Erlanger were that of vicarious liability and not direct liability, we hold consist with Gilreath, as did the Trial Court, that there was no genuine issue of material fact and that Erlanger is entitled to a judgment as a matter of law because the GTLA prevented Erlanger from being held vicariously liable for the actions of non-employees," Chief Judge D. Michael Swiney wrote. "Therefore, we affirm the Trial Court's grant of summary judgment in favor or Erlanger."Woman Sues Captain D's Owner for Alleged ADA Violations
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.Baker Donelson Snags More Lawyers From Womble and Parker Poe—and Other 'On the Move' News
Several law firms have continued to beef up parts of their Southeast ranks, including Baker Donelson, Akerman, Fisher Phillips and Hunton Andrews Kurth.In Reversing 'Hunstein,' 11th Circuit Firm on Standing, But Other Questions Remain
Overall, the crux of the court's opinion rings true with what we learned from the U.S. Supreme Court's decision last year in TransUnion v. Ramirez: That without concrete harm, there is no Article III standing and, without Article III standing, the federal courts do not have jurisdiction, and dismissal of the underlying complaint is required.AMR Resources Sues Co-Patent Holder, Claiming He Tried to Steal a Customer With $1.5M Purchase Order
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