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Can Interns Be Paid in Experience, or Only In Dollars?
Today the landscape has changed to a certain extent when it comes to pay for work performed by interns, in the for-profit business world.
New York's Paid Family Medical Leave - A New Era
As of March 2016 New York State passed a law creating paid family leave. In doing so, New York joins only a handful of other states that have blazed this path
Judge OKs Lawsuit Over Uber Price Fixing Scheme
A lawsuit that was filed against Uber founder and CEO, Travis Kalanick. The suit claims the app is in direct violation of federal antitrust laws.
Illegally Overcharging Customers as Revenge for Bad Reviews
Owner of maid service has been charged with illegally overcharging customers' credit cards as revenge for leaving him bad reviews online.
100% Real Cheese - Maybe it's just 100% Pure Bull?
100% Real Cheese - Maybe it's just 100% Pure Bull? This lawsuit challenges McDonalds advertising claims of Real Cheese in their Mozzarella Sticks.
AAA Arbitration Clause
A December 2015 decision shows the standard AIA arbitration clause. So what business did Plaintiff have placing its contract dispute in N.Y. Supreme Court?
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