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Ray Resigns: Education Advocate Says School Board Member Told Her ‘We Need to Clean House’

EEOC-Employment Law Media

Ray Resigns: Education Advocate Says School Board Member Told Her ‘We Need to Clean House’ READ MORE by: Kelli Cook Dr. Joris Ray has resigned from Memphis-Shelby County Schools as Superintendent. What are the next steps, and how did all…

Here’s How to Prepare for a Business Divorce

How to Prepare for a Business Divorce: The Guide

Business Divorce

A business divorce is among the most upsetting things to a business owner. It occurs when partners separate, when a partner passes away, quits on less than friendly terms, or it could even occur when a partner leaves with the…

How Serious is a Non-Compete Agreement?

Non-Compete Agreements

A non-compete agreement, which forbids workers from competing with their previous employer after leaving their position, are frequently used by businesses in the modern market climate. And although these contracts are quite prevalent, many are invalid or unenforceable because they…

Is Your Severance Agreement a Golden Parachute or a Nose Dive?

EEOC-Employment Law Severance Agreement

Employers will offer seemingly great benefits to incentivize employees to sign a severance agreement: compensation, insurance, and career counseling are among the most common. In addition, the severance agreement frequently contains clauses preventing a former employee from discussing specifics regarding…

The Pawffice: 3 Reasons Why You Need an Attorney to Review Your Employment Agreements

Non-Compete Agreements Severance Agreement

The Pawffice: 3 Reasons Why You Need an Attorney to Review Your Employment Agreements Working in an employment law firm is stressful for anyone, but especially a dog. All I want is to sit in front of clients and get…

Differences Between Medical Negligence and Medical Malpractice Explained

Key Distinction Between Medical Negligence and Medical Malpractice

Personal Injury

“Medical negligence” and “medical malpractice” are often used interchangeably. In layman’s terms, they seem to mean the same thing—and they kind of do mean the same thing! Let us explain. If you’re reading this because you believe you’re a victim…

My Employee Violated a Non-Compete Agreement: What Now?

Non-Compete Agreements

A non-compete agreement is a contract between two parties in which one commits not to compete with the other in the same profession or industry. Most states have laws requiring businesses to incorporate reasonable limitations in their contracts, such as…

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Ray Resigns: Education Advocate Says School Board Member Told Her ‘We Need to Clean House’

How to Prepare for a Business Divorce: The Guide

How Serious is a Non-Compete Agreement?

Is Your Severance Agreement a Golden Parachute or a Nose Dive?

The Pawffice: 3 Reasons Why You Need an Attorney to Review Your Employment Agreements

Key Distinction Between Medical Negligence and Medical Malpractice

My Employee Violated a Non-Compete Agreement: What Now?

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