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Tag Archives: Longer
Major Technology Companies No Longer Require Arbitration in Sexual Harassment Cases
Litigation is perhaps the most well-known method of dealing with legal disputes, but it is not the only method. Our legal system increasingly encourages would-be litigants to use alternative dispute resolution (ADR) before, or instead of, going to court. Many … Continue reading
Posted in Employment and Labour Law
Tagged Arbitration, Cases, Companies, Harassment, Longer, Major, Require, Sexual, Technology
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Diaz v. Grill Concepts: Ignorance Is (No Longer) Bliss
In May of 2018, a California appellate court handed down an important decision clarifying employers’ liability for waiting time penalties. In Diaz v. Grill Concepts Services, Inc., No. B280846 (2d District, May 24, 2018) (slip op. available here), the Second … Continue reading
Posted in Employment and Labour Law
Tagged Bliss, Concepts, Diaz, Grill, Ignorance, Longer
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Sentencing Update: California Doctor Sentenced To 63 Months In Federal Prison For Health Care Fraud. Doctor's Testimony At Trial Resulted in Longer Sentence. Doctor Husband Sentenced to One Year and One Day.
In federal court, one important issue is whether to testify or not testify. It is a more critical issue in federal court due to a federal judge's ability to increase the sentence for "obstruction" if the judge thinks the defendant … Continue reading
Posted in Administrative law
Tagged California, Care, Day”, Doctor, Doctor's, Federal, fraud, health, husband, Longer, Months, prison, Resulted, sentence, Sentenced, Sentencing, Testimony, trial, Update, YEAR
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Alimony Is No Longer Deductible Under Tax Reform
From AccountingToday: Over 600,000 taxpayers claimed a deduction for alimony on their 2015 returns, but for divorces entered into after 2018, alimony will no longer be deductible by the payor and the income will not be taxed to the recipient,… … Continue reading
claim that bulb lasts "up to" 25 times longer isn't puffery
Young v. Cree, Inc., 2018 WL 3659305, No. 17-cv-06252-YGR (N.D. Cal. Aug. 2, 2018)Young alleged that Cree engaged in an “unfair and deceptive practice of … promising consumers” that Cree’s light-emitting-diode bulbs “will last for particularly long periods of time … Continue reading