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In the Know Series – Labor & Employment Law Changes in California
Stay Ahead of the Curve with Key Insights from Our L&E Team Now that the first quarter is behind us, all California employers should ensure that they are aware of and are in compliance with the new 2024 California employment laws. Our team has compiled a concise overview of these changes to keep you informed…
Navigating Trademark Complexities: Meta’s Brazilian Setback
Meta Platforms Inc., the behemoth that owns Facebook, Instagram, Threads and others, recently faced a court in Brazil that prohibited the company from using the Meta trademark in the country. A digital transformation consultancy has held a registered trademark for Meta in Brazil since 1990, resulting in Meta Platforms being blocked from using the trademark….
Unleashing Your Inner Barbie: Embracing Independence after Divorce
While some may view the Barbie Movie as nothing more than a whimsical, kitschy movie based on the famous Mattel doll. However, when viewed through the lens of Ms. Greta Gerwig, the film’s director, the film illuminates Barbie’s journey of self-discovery as Barbie learns how to stand on her own two legs, both literally and…
Shipment Success: The Importance of Pre-Contract Qualification in Fulfillment Centers
Shipping fulfillment centers play a pivotal role in the third-party logistics ecosystem. These businesses are uniquely positioned as both a warehouse to store products sold on e-commerce sites and a service provider responsible for packing and shipping such products once ordered. This dual role creates unique liabilities and responsibilities for each of these two functions….
5 Things to Know About Hiring a Litigator
Did you get sued for the first time? Then you’ve got litigation on your hands. Litigation is just another word for a court case. Choosing an attorney to represent you in that litigation is tricky — and very important. Here are five things to know about hiring a litigator: 1. Hire Within Your Budget Most…
OK at Work: Offboarding an Employee
On this week’s OK at Work, Sarah Sawyer and Russell Berger discuss considerations for offboarding employees and ensuring a smooth transition. Listen to learn more.
Covering All Bases: Intellectual Property Insights from the Expanding World of Baseball as the Season Begins
The crack of the bat, the countdown of the pitch timer (still getting used to that one), the seventh inning stretch — spring training is over, and the baseball season is now in full swing. Baseball, with its rich history, touches upon a variety of intellectual property issues and features some of the oldest trademarks…
The Crucial Role of Geriatric Care Managers in Elder Law and Advocacy
As seniors age, families often face complex and daunting challenges related to their care. Aging loved ones may require a spectrum of services, from medical care to assistance with daily activities to navigating the challenges of the healthcare systems and insurance. Geriatric Care Managers (GCMs) can play a pivotal role, offering expertise in coordinating and…
OK at Work: How to Approach Employee Requests for Out of State Remote Work
On this week’s OK at Work, Sarah Sawyer and Russell Berger discuss best practices and considerations for considering individual employee requests for remote work and for out of state work. Listen to learn more.
OK at Work: How to Provide Impactful Feedback
On this week’s OK at Work, Sarah Sawyer and Russell Berger discuss strategies for providing impactful feedback to employees. Listen to learn more.
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