New England Biz Law Update
The scope of the National Labor Relations Board’s monetary remedies remains uncertain after the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the board exceeded its authority by awarding Thryv-style “make-whole” damages in an unfair labor practice case involving a Starbucks barista.
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Sixth Circuit rejects broad NLRB monetary remedies, expands circuit split
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Court revives worker’s FMLA claim after termination during spouse’s high-risk pregnancy
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Employers reminded of RIF rules as layoff surge
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Senate bill seeks to track AI’s impact on jobs
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Senate Republicans unveil sweeping labor reform package
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Foreign-based worker can sue under state wage act
Legal News
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As the government reopens, notifications start rolling in
When a government shutdown ends, employers experience the same reality every time: the lights come up, the agencies power on, and long-dormant obligations wake up and start knocking. Outlined below is a quick summary of: 1, mechanics of the restart; 2, impacted agency charges; and 3, the National Labor Relations Board backlog.
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Businesses can’t afford to ignore PR in the era of generative search
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The December question every leader should anticipate
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Hidden but present: the impact of ‘dark matter’ in mediation
Special Sections
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2023 Largest Law Firms in Massachusetts
To our readers: Welcome to Lawyers Weekly’s annual review of the state’s Largest Law Firms. We have been surveying the largest firms in Massachusetts for ...
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2023 Directory of Massachusetts Lobbyists
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Massachusetts Go To Lawyers: Business 2022
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Massachusetts Go To Lawyers: Intellectual Property
