Tag Archives: Employment Law

Against the Odds: Did a Court of Appeals Just Grant Independent Contractors the Right to Strike and Organize?

By Todd Lebowitz on April 11, 2022 Posted in Independent Contractor

On June 4, 1923, jockey Frank Hayes rode 20-1 long shot Sweet Kiss to victory at Belmont Park. While that seems impressive, what made the win even more memorable is that at some point during the race, poor Frank died. He somehow stayed on the horse and ended up in the winner’s circle. Or six … Continue Reading

You Think #MeToo Is Over? Think Again.

By Amanda Van Hoose Garofalo on February 15, 2022 Posted in Harassment

On Feb. 10, 2022, the Senate passed HR 4445, which, upon President Joe Biden’s expected signature, will amend the Federal Arbitration Act to allow an individual who is alleging sexual harassment or a sexual assault to elect to bring their claims to court, notwithstanding an arbitration agreement to the contrary. The amendment will be effective … Continue Reading