3 Errors That Will Get Your Wrongful Termination Claim Thrown Out
The self sabotage of the emotional paper trail Wrongful termination plaintiffs often destroy their litigation potential by failing to preserve evidence or […]
Category: Employment & Labor Law
Why your boss cannot legally force you to work off the clock
I am sipping black coffee that has been sitting on my desk for three hours. It is cold, bitter, and honest. That […]
Why you should never sign a severance package on the same day
The room always smells like stale office air and desperation when they hand you the folder. I smell like strong black coffee […]
The specific phrasing that makes a non-compete agreement illegal
Sit down and look at the document on your desk. You probably think that signatures and notary stamps make it a fortress. […]
Why your business should never hire an employee as a contractor
Why hiring employees as contractors will destroy your business The room smells like strong black coffee and the cold, metallic scent of […]
Ways to prove your boss is lying about your job performance
The paper trail of a performance ambush Bosses lie through selective memory and retroactive documentation to create a pretext for termination. Proving […]
3 hidden clauses in standard employment contracts that steal your future bonuses
The air in my office usually smells like strong black coffee and the cold residue of a late-night deposition transcript. I do […]
What your employer cannot ask during a performance review
I sit here with a cup of black coffee that has gone cold, looking at your file. You think this meeting is […]
The exact steps to take if you’re fired immediately after complaining about safety
Your case is probably garbage. Most are. You think you have a slam dunk because your boss fired you for pointing out […]
Why most workers’ comp claims are denied for technical errors
The office smells like strong black coffee and the acidic scent of old laser printers. I do not have time for pleasantries […]