The DOL’s New Joint Employer Rule Could Expand Liability for Businesses
If your business uses contractors, staffing agencies, franchise relationships, subcontractors, or shared employees, a proposed rule from the U.S. Department of.
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In Part 1 of this series, we explained what a lifetime asset protection trust is and how it works. In Part 2, we discussed who should consider one and when the.
If your business uses contractors, staffing agencies, franchise relationships, subcontractors, or shared employees, a proposed rule from the U.S. Department of.
In the world of business law, “indemnification” is one of those concepts that shows up everywhere yet rarely gets the attention it deserves. You see it buried in operating agreements, tucked into bylaws, glossed over in employment contracts, and copied forward in every merger ...
For years, New York employers, particularly in construction and other labor-intensive industries, have been living with an uncomfortable legal reality: even when employees were paid every dollar they earned, the timing of those payments could trigger massive liability. That te...
New York employers entering 2026 face a growing list of employment law changes that demand attention. Some rules are already in effect, while others are set to roll out throughout the year. From wages to leave policies and workplace practices, staying ahead is key to avoiding ...
Just a few short years ago, employment lawyers began to comment on the legal landscape surrounding the burgeoning “gig-economy”; the name...
Back in May, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”) advised that they were planning to clarify responsibility for...
The New York City Council has been busy and as part of its recent session recently introduced legislation that, if passed, would allow...
Cryptocurrency, if nothing else, is a cultural phenomenon that is gaining more acceptance and adoption over time. A poll by the deVere...
On July 14, 2022, an amendment to the New York Human Rights Law, N.Y. Exec. Law § 295(18) (the “Amendment”) will go into effect which...
New legislation[1] has been winding its way through the Trenton state house which, if passed and signed by Governor Murphy, would...