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Can an Employer Deny Overtime Pay?

Overtime

Most know that your employer usually pays you (at least) 1.5x your normal hourly wage for each hour worked over the standard 40-hour workweek. But in this day and age, where overtime pay theft is becoming more common, you must…

Personal Injury Lawyer Bill Walk Talks About New DUI Law in Tennessee

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Personal Injury Lawyer Bill Walk Talks About New DUI Law in Tennessee Bill Walk who is a personal injury lawyer of The Crone Law Firm sat down on “Real Talk Memphis” to discuss the new DUI law in Tennessee. This is…

Alan Crone Appears On The Winning Zone Podcast

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Alan Crone Appears On The Winning Zone Podcast Listen Here! Employment lawyer Alan Crone joined The Winning Zone Podcast with Hilmon Sorey! Alan and Hilmon talk about how important employment law can be to a business. There are tons of…

What is Overtime Pay Misclassification?

Overtime

Most employers in Tennessee desire to operate an honest business and treat their employees fairly. Sometimes errors can occur in employee documentation that could deny you valuable benefits; some employers may even willfully misclassify employees to retain more profits for…

What Can I Do About Remote Working Discrimination?

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Have you heard of remote working discrimination? One significant workplace change stemming from the global COVID-19 pandemic is the huge increase in employees working from home. While many industries cannot implement this trend due to the nature of their work…

Attorney and Author Alan Crone Shares Details about ‘The Law At Work’

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Attorney and Author Alan Crone Shares Details about ‘The Law At Work’ READ MORE: by Fox2 Morning News Team Fox2 in St. Louis invited employment lawyer Alan Crone to talk about how to help protect yourself against wrongful termination and layoffs. With…

Why Would An Employer Offer A Severance Agreement?

What Are Common Clauses in a Severance Agreement?

Severance Agreement

Although not required under Tennessee law, an employer may offer or agree to a negotiated severance agreement. Just as an employer is not required to offer one, an employee is not required to agree to a severance package if they do…

Should the FTC Ban Non-Compete Agreements?

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On January 5, 2023, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) proposed a ban on noncompete agreements and introduced a period to receive comments from the public through March 10, 2023. This proposal has stirred much controversy and debate across Tennessee and the entire nation on both sides…

Alan Crone Explains Why Businesses Should Prepare to Pay More Overtime Wages

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Alan Crone Explains Why Businesses Should Prepare to Pay More Overtime Wages READ MORE by: Andy Medici Overtime lawyer Alan Crone has been featured in The Business Journals talking about how business owners will need to pay more overtime wages. The more people…

Business Separation: How Do I Split from My Business Partner?

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Building a successful business can be one of life’s most satisfying challenges, and doing it with a partner can help divide the load and make it even more pleasant. But when differences arise that signal it’s time to part company,…

The Pawffice: 3 Business Agreements Attorneys Can Easily Help You Understand

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The Pawffice: 3 Business Agreements Attorneys Can Easily Help You Understand I’m here to talk about something important: business agreements. You see, contracts are like bones. Some look tasty, but they might actually break your teeth. My favorite bone is…

What Employees Should Know About Severance Agreements