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What New Legal Challenges Do Employers Face After the Muldrow Decision?
The Supreme Court of the United States’ decision in Muldrow v. City of St. Louis drastically lowered the standard that district courts had...
Can Politics Thrive in Your Workplace This Election Season?
With the 2024 general election right around the corner and employees returning to in-person work after being remote, employers can be sure to...
Are Employers Required to Provide Time Off to Vote?
As Election Day approaches, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut employers should be aware of their obligations under their respective state time...
What are the Changes to New York’s Paid Sick Leave Law?
Governor Hochul’s 2024-2025 fiscal budget, which was signed on April 20, 2024, has brought about various amendments to the laws governing employers....
Does A College Degree Have Value In 2024?
For generations, students have been told that a bachelor’s degree will open doors for them in the future and that the benefits of a degree outweigh...
Can State Discrimination Laws Extend Beyond Its Borders?
The New York Court of Appeals (Court) recently held that New York City Human Rights Law (NYCHRL) and New York State Human Rights Laws (NYSHRL)...
What Are The Provisions Of The NY LLC Transparency Law?
Governor Hochul signed into law the New York Limited Liability Company Transparency Act (NY LLCTA). Effective January 1, 2026, NY LLCTA will require...
How Will New York State’s AED Mandate Impact Camps and Youth Sports Programs?
New York Public Health Law requires Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) to be available in places of public assembly such as sports stadiums...
What are Examples of New State Employment Laws Passed in June and July?
State employment laws nationwide have significantly multiplied to address the needs of both employers and employees. The months of June and July...