More on Employment Law in Virginia By Declan Leonard and Nick Johnson Ten years ago, it was not entirely clear whether an employee suffering from a mental health disorder was considered to have a “disability,” as defined under the Americans ...
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More on Employment Law in Virginia By Seth Berenzweig and Drew Smith With a medley of infographics, tickers and colorful personalities that leave the television more crowded than a fish market on Good Friday, Fox News ascended in the past ...
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More on Employment Law in Virginia By Katie Lipp and David Moon LinkedIn has quickly emerged as the premier social media outlet for professional networking in the United States. However, while the platform presents an exciting opportunity for companies to ...
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More on Employment Law in Virginia By Steve Britt and Frank Gulino During tax season earlier this year, a human resources professional at a Virginia government contractor received an email purportedly from the company’s CEO requesting the 2016 tax forms ...
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More on Employment Law in Virginia By Clyde Findley and Ryen Rasmus Intellectual property law is complicated. It protects legal rights associated with intangible and never-before-seen items. The IP field is full of jargon and contradictions, has few bright-line rules, ...
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More on Employment Law in Virginia By Terrence O’Connor and Stephanie Wilson Although the Bible tells us that “No man can serve two masters,” judges may disagree. Judges are increasingly ruling that, in some instances, a subcontractor’s employee can have ...
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