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Other News For In-House Counsel
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 FTC delays enforcement of ID-theft ‘red-flag’ rule
The Federal Trade Commission has delayed enforcement of the “red flag” rule that requires certain businesses to implement identity-theft policies from May 1 to Aug. 1.
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 Temp agency’s confidentiality agreement struck down
A temp agency could not fire an employee for violating a confidentiality provision that barred him from disclosing to any “other parties” the terms of his employment, the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has decided.
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"Impact of the KSR Decision"
"Impact of Qualcomm v. Broadcom"
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 Sweeping COBRA changes spur concern among lawyers
For the first time, employers are required to pay a subsidy for former employees’ use of COBRA, and experts caution that they could see their overall health costs rise as a result.
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 Understanding the ethical implications of electronic discovery
As electronic discovery continues to proliferate, attorneys are faced with an increasingly dangerous minefield of ethical issues.
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 Wage Act lawyers seek clarity on retroactive damages
A lawyer who recently won a Massachusetts Wage Act lawsuit against a Boston restaurant says she is disappointed the judge in the case did not address a hotly debated issue in the employment bar: whether last year’s mandatory treble damages bill applies retroactively.
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