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Arbitrating Employment Wage Cases

Many employers include an arbitration clause in their employment contracts. An employee who signs this contract, gives up his or her right to sue in court over any job-related issues that may arise such as claims for wrongful termination, minimum wage payment violations, and overtime pay violations. Today's employment law blog discusses recent developments about the applicability of arbitration clauses to claims of unpaid wages and overtime in New York.

New York Class Action Lawsuits

In employment law, discrimination and unpaid wage and overtime cases are sometimes brought as class actions. Class actions allow one or more employees to represent a larger group of employees who have been harmed in a similar way as the “class representatives.” By bringing a case as a class action, the court can hear the dispute in a more efficient way than hearing perhaps hundreds of individual employees' cases. Today's Long Island employment law blog explores an unsettled question about settling cases involving class actions.

Do I Have to Pay Interns?

Employers often wonder whether they have to pay their interns. This is a question courts have also grappled with over the past few years. Today's Long Island employment law blog explores the question of whether interns are employees, requiring that employers pay them at least minimum wage.

Brief Overview of Medicaid

A brief overview of Medicaid by Donald J. Baranski

Divorce From a Psychopath or Narcissist in Massachusetts is Never Easy

Divorce From a Psychopath or Narcissist in Massachusetts is Never Easy!

Are You a Victim of Sexual Harassment at Your Massachusetts Workplace?

Are You a Victim of Sexual Harassment at Your Massachusetts Workplace?

Massachusetts Landlord Tenant Disputes: Bring Your Photos To Court

Does your landlord refused to make repairs to your apartment?

Breakthrough Collection Strategies in Indiana

Enhancing collectability of your claim prior to judgment and after going to Court.

Who is the 'best' personal injury attorney in Minnesota? There isn't one.

A discussion regarding unsubstantiated marketing claims among attorneys and how to choose the "best" attorney for your case

Phone Harassment Clearwater

Phone harassment is a big issue for large corporations that deal with telecommunications and telephone marketing.

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