The Legal Intelligencer
...is paid, or entitled to payment," including time spent on vacation, holidays and sick leave. This definition is broader than the "hours worked...
...labor and employment matters. Scheim concentrates his practice in employee benefits, with a particular emphasis on counseling clients on welfare benefit plans, including...
The much-publicized "fiscal cliff" that was looming over the new year involved both the expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts for most taxpayers and mandatory spending reductions that would have result
Another new year with resolutions for some and non-resolutions for others; or, perhaps, broken resolutions after just a few weeks. Regardless, how do we juggle all of our commitments
...of the same possible New Year's resolutions may be of some benefit. Therefore, offered for your consideration (again), with new justifications, are some potentially...
...a partridge in a pear tree that are usually associated with the holiday season. In fact, my situation lacked any residual holiday cheer whatsoever, but...
...some real giants in the land of law firm marketing. As my holiday gift to you, I reached out to some of them for their...
...look at different types of surrogates and the ways that they can benefit your firm, client or company. Good surrogates — like good...
...honored at the organization's 2012 Gift of Love Children's Holiday Benefit on November 2 at the National Constitution Center. • ...
...hosted a donation drive to benefit Philadelphia's Animal Care...and 23day for the Thanksgiving holiday. The library will...
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