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Employers Should Plan for Lengthy PERM Processing Times
Employers need to consider the processing times and plan accordingly until processing times improve.Roaring for Justice Raises Over $335K for Georgia Appleseed
The annual event raises funds to help Georgia Appleseed Center for Law & Justice, which works to help keep children in school, in healthy homes and out of the justice system.Inside Track: Once-Overlooked Labor Watchdog Has Put Employers in Tizzy
The NLRB "has been pursuing an agenda to reshape U.S. labor law and overturn decades of well-established NLRB precedent," Littler Mendelson shareholder Michael Lotito said.Some Observations for Anyone Who's Thinking About Leaving Their Firm to Open Their Own Practice
There was no plotting. There was no attempt to copy files or park new cases in a new entity. I was done and that was that. No time to read all about starting a law firm. No time to register for a seminar. No time to plan. Just go do it.TCPA Update: FCC Implements New One-to-One Consent Rule
The new rule, which goes into effect on Jan. 27, 2025, requires that prior express written consent be obtained separately for each company seeking to use such consent. In other words, there must be "one-to-one" consent.View more book results for the query "*"
People in the News—May 10, 2024—Archer & Greiner, Reger Rizzo
Archer & Greiner partner Debra S. Rosen has been appointed to the board of directors of the Alice Paul Institute (API).Is It Lay or Expert? Superior Court Has an Opinion (Maybe a Wrong One)
Lay witnesses may not cross a line and give testimony that is "based on scientific, technical, or other specialized knowledge within the scope of Rule 702." That's for experts, and with expert testimony comes discovery obligations such as reports and CVs.