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In the Know Series – Labor & Employment Law Changes in New York
Stay Ahead of the Curve with Key Insights from Our L&E Team As the new year commences, so do changes in New York’s employment laws, bringing both challenges and opportunities for employers. Stay informed and proactive with our comprehensive summary of the latest updates affecting employment practices in the Empire State. Accommodations for Nursing Mothers:…
Suing Someone? Five Crucial Factors to Consider Before Proceeding
So, you think you can sue. Maybe you had a contract, and the other side breached it. Or maybe someone owes you money, and you’re ready to go after them. Not so fast. Starting a lawsuit is a big step, and there are many considerations you and your attorney should discuss before you proceed. Here…
Lost in Translation: Blunders in International Estate Planning No. 4
Welcome to “Lost in Translation: Blunders in International Estate Planning.” This blog series explores the rarified world of international estate planning, uncovering potential pitfalls and providing insights to navigate the complexities. Blunder No. 4: Leaving the United States? Take your Assets with You When U.S. or non-U.S. citizens who may have spent time working or…
International Assets and Divorce
The division of international assets during a divorce can be complex due to differing laws and regulations in each country. The process of dividing international assets in a divorce typically involves the following steps: Identification of Assets: Both parties must disclose all international assets, including property, bank accounts, investments, and other assets held abroad. Valuation:…
Essential Components of a Parenting Plan During Divorce
Divorce can be a challenging experience for families, especially when children are involved. One of the most important aspects of a divorce involving children is the creation of a parenting plan. A parenting plan, also known as a child custody agreement, outlines how parents will share responsibilities and time with their children after a divorce….
OK at Work: What to Consider When Altering Compensation
On this week’s OK at Work, Sarah Sawyer and Russell Berger discuss what employers should consider when adjusting employee compensation. Listen to learn more.
In the Know Series – Labor & Employment Law Changes – Federal
Stay Ahead of the Curve with Key Insights from Our L&E Team Now that the first quarter is behind us, employers across the nation must navigate changes in federal labor and employment regulations. Our team has compiled a comprehensive overview of the latest updates at the federal level, providing insights to help you stay compliant…
In the Know Series – Labor & Employment Law Changes in Delaware
Stay Ahead of the Curve with Key Insights from Our L&E Team Delaware joins the ranks of states ushering in updates to employment legislation this year. Now that the first quarter is behind us, it is crucial for construction industry employers in the First State to stay informed about these changes to ensure compliance and…
Protecting Real Estate Rights – Filing a Lis Pendens in Virginia
In the realm of real estate litigation, securing or defending your interests during a pending legal action is paramount. One tool often utilized is the filing of a lis pendens, a Latin term meaning “suit pending.” In Virginia, the lis pendens memorandum serves as a notice to prospective buyers, lenders, or interested parties that a…
Ask Sarah: Handling Extended Employee Absences Effectively
Dear Sarah: Help! I have an employee who has been out of work for twenty weeks. He has an “expected” return to work date, but we have not received anything definitive. Because of his absence, business is suffering, and I need to find someone to take over his job duties. What am I legally permitted…
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