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7 Things You Must Consider Before Contesting an OSHA Citation
Have you been issued an OSHA citation? Do you believe it is undeserved or misguided? When does a challenge make sense? When does it make...
Read MoreClimate Change Within USCIS
Attorney Laura Hartz and Senior Immigration Paralegal Robin Vermette attended this year’s American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) Annual Conference in Florida. A common theme was...
Read MoreIs a General Contractor Responsible For a Subcontractors’ Safety Mistake?
OSHA seems to be highly predictable when issuing citations on a large multi-employer jobsite. They tend to cite both the offending subcontractor and the general...
Read MoreWhen Is It “Time” To Meet With a Family Law Attorney?
Many people look forward to getting married, but few plan to get divorced. The idea of separating from a long-term partner, and the impact it...
Read MoreNew Hampshire Expands Ban on Non-Compete Agreements to Low-Wage Workers
Starting September 8, 2019, New Hampshire’s law prohibiting non-compete agreements for certain workers will be expanded to cover low-wage employees. Senate Bill 197 prohibits an...
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