Corporate Counsel
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As employment disputes commonly involve communications between or among employees, management, and customers, it should come as no surprise that social media's role in workplace disputes has drastica
With the increasing popularity of Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, social media-related employment disputes have grown. Proskauer's Elise Bloom and John Barry offer some observations and lessons
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Statutory penalty class actions have become the scourge of businesses of all stripes, with lucrative penalty schemes that encourage lawsuits over hyper-technical statutory violations and promote "cre
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