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The fundamental problem with Snyder’s case from a dynamic perspective was her failure to heed the university’s

Barry Hartstein, a shareholder in Littler's Chicago office, has earned a national reputation for his

The Massachusetts Court of Appeals found that an employee's objection to a "mere proposal," rather

Peter Susser, a shareholder in Littler's Washington, DC, office, has represented employers and trade

A recent Massachusetts case substantially restricts the ability of employers in Massachusetts to enforce

It has long been a public policy of the State of New York to prohibit "unfair discrimination against

UPDATE: Please see Littler's Employment Taxes ASAP, San Francisco Commuter Ordinance — Update on

As the results of the 2008 presidential election fade into memory and the meaning of the election for

More than 15 years after the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) was signed into law, the U.S. Department

The Department of Labor (DOL) published its final version of the changes to the regulations interpreting