Employment law is quite the hot topic among various blogs. So much so that it’s time for the next installment of Quick Takes — a quick summary of what’s new and noteworthy.
I’m not sure where I heard it first, but I was once told that there federal employment laws to worry about, and then there are California’s
employment laws to worry about. Indeed, California acts like a country of its own when it comes to several laws.
For employers in Connecticut with California-based employees (whether in
Give us Dirty Laundry! — Don Henley, "Dirty Laundry"
The Eagles singer may have been talking about the media over 25 years ago when he released 
his hit single, "Dirty Laundry", but the lyrics and message could be applied just as easily today to online message boards.
They have all the same criteria that Henley
October. Here in New England, it brings to mind pumpkins. Besides being carved up (made into pumpkin pie), pumpkins also hold a place in story lore — you’ll recall from Cinderella that a pumpkin could be magically transformed into a beautiful carriage (which of course, you can buy on Amazon.)
In Connecticut, October also
When I first started practicing, each attorney used to keep their "form" files. What were these? Copies of key documents that could be used over and over again. Now, with the advent of computer databases, sharing information within a firm is routine and easy.
But suppose you wanted to find out what other attorneys or
With apologies to Alex Trebek, it’s time for a game of legal Jeopardy.