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Richard J. Kravets has joined McMonagle Perri McHugh Mischak Davis as of counsel.Be Prepared: Important Trends for Employers to Know in Post-COVID Union Era
Understanding the tactics and motivations behind the current uptick in union organizing and strike activity provides important insights for all employers as they develop their own positions toward unions and unionization in this new labor relations climate.Even a Small or Cured Agreement Default Triggers Assumption Obligations
In an opinion issued Aug. 3 in In re Hawkeye Entertainment, (Case No. 21-56264), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held all the requirements for assumption were triggered even though the defaults had been cured or were not material but the debtor could assume the lease because the defaults in bankruptcy were not material enough to require any further undertakings by the debtor going forward.Many Clients Want Virtual Meetings With Their Lawyers: The Morning Minute
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Former London-Based Faegre Drinker Employee Illegally Sold Firm's Property on eBay
The former London employee, who worked at the law firm for over 20 years, has been barred by the U.K. regulator.Ex-Faegre Drinker Employee Made £50K Selling Firm's Property Illegally
The former London employee, who worked at the law firm for over 20 years, has been barred by the U.K. regulator.The Fate of Non-Compete Agreements in New Jersey Remains Unknown
If passed, Assembly Bill 3715 would significantly impact employers' ability to enforce non-compete agreements and impose significant obligations aimed at deterring employers from entering into such agreements.Court: Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act Structured Payments Cannot be Factored
The latest opinion and order, albeit a state court decision, should assist annuity owners and issuers when enforcing the premise that LHWCA are simply not to be factored—in Michigan and throughout the United States.Trending Stories
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