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Offit Kurman Restructures Management Team To Keep Pace with Continued Growth in 2019 and Beyond
This content has been archived. It may no longer be relevant Offit Kurman Restructures Management Team To Keep Pace with Continued Growth in 2019 and Beyond Offit Kurman, Attorneys At Law, a dynamic legal services provider with 12 offices and more than 185 attorneys from Virginia through New York is preparing for further growth…
Offit Kurman and Vicente Sederberg Enter Agreement to Better Serve The Cannabis Law Marketplace
Offit Kurman and Vicente Sederberg Enter Agreement to Better Serve The Cannabis Law Marketplace Vicente Sederberg and Offit Kurman recently entered into an agreement under which they will collaborate to better serve the cannabis law needs of companies and individuals in the marketplaces they collectively serve. The collaboration will provide each firm’s clients with…
Saturday Side Hustle: Food Safety
Happy New Year Hustlers! Three weeks ago, I said we’d begin discussing food quality and safety the next week. Then I decided no one was going to read this blog until today, optimistically, so I figured I’d pick it up then. Well, yesterday I had the pleasure of speaking on the topic of food and…
What the Law Says (and Doesn’t Say) About Sexting in 2018 | Part Two
Sexting is increasingly common in our society, and increasingly difficult for our legal system to address. In the first part of this article, I shared a story illustrating the myriad perils faced by educators, school employees, parents, and students who send, receive, or duplicate sexually explicit images sent over mobile devices. Part 1 also covered…
Friday Factoid Quiz: New Year’s Resolutions
With the New Year, it’s time again to work on a new You. In honor of New Year’s resolutions, test your knowledge of these brands relating to exercise, diet and fitness.
What the Law Says (and Doesn’t Say) About Sexting in 2018 | Part One
Throughout my career, I have represented numerous school employees, students, and students’ families, as well as education associations, businesses, and other professional organizations. The following story is an amalgamation of details from some of these experiences.
What’s in a Job Title? FedEx Case Illustrates Consequences of Misclassifying Workers
FedEx recently settled a lawsuit with the state of New York for misclassifying package delivery drivers as “independent contractors” rather than “employees.” The lawsuit alleges that classification as independent contractors meant that FedEx did not pay overtime and improperly withdrew certain deductions. The lawsuit will result in $2.1 million in payments by FedEx to the…
Speculation Begins Regarding Impact of Barr’s Nomination on Cannabis Companies and Operators
On December 7, 2018, President Trump nominated William Barr to serve as the next U.S. Attorney General. Barr previously served as Attorney General from 1991 to 1993 under President George H.W. Bush. Barr is expected to receive Senate confirmation during the next few weeks or months and people are trying to predict how Barr will…
Read Delete: Time’s Square on NYE
Times Square on New Year’s Eve is a popular place to be. The average attendance of NYE in Times Square is 1 million people. The average cost for a couple to enjoy dinner and a show on December 31st in New York City is $1,160, making it the most expensive city. Click here for more…
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