New Minimum Wage Rule Finally Announced
After months of delay and speculation, the Department of Labor recently issued its final rulemaking with regard to what employees are covered by the minimum wage and overtime provisions of the Fair…
MoreDeath by Dangled Carrot: Litigating Financial Performance Representations
Join Harris J. Chernow, Chair of Reger Rizzo & Darnall’s Franchise & Distribution Practice Group, as he presents Death by Dangled Carrot: Litigating Financial Performance Representations at the International Franchise Association’s 49th Annual Legal Symposium in Washington, D.C.…
MoreThe Federal Defense of Trade Secrets Act: How It Can Impact Employers
The most significant employer news in recent weeks Congress’ recent passing of the Defense of Trade Secrets Act (the Act), which President Obama is expected to sign. The law, which, technically is…
MoreNew Bill Could Mean New Jersey Wage News
UPDATED (May 3, 2016): On Monday, May 2, 2016 Governor Chris Christie vetoed the bill, barring gender-based pay discrimination. Governor Christie stated that it would go beyond federal standards and make New…
MoreThe Intersection of Politics and Employment Law
I’ve seen a lot of political campaigns in my years but this one is clearly the most polarizing one I can remember; and it is likely to be the most expensive. What…
MoreSteven Kapustin Featured in The Legal Intelligencer’s 2016 Top Laterals/New Partners
March 22, 2016 – Reger Rizzo & Darnall LLP attorney Steven Kapustin was featured in “2016 Top Laterals/New Partners” published by The Legal Intelligencer. Steve has extensive experience representing businesses in sophisticated…
MoreEmployment Law Update: March 2016
Trying to Avoid the High Cost of Healthcare Under the Affordable Care Act by Reducing Hours Worked Might be Costly. As you probably know, employers with 50 or more full time or…
MoreEmployment Law Update for Pennsylvania Litigators and New Jersey Employers
Pennsylvania litigators are probably aware that a Chester County Judge has ruled that the Pennsylvania Wrongful Use of Civil Process (affectionately known as Dragonetti) Act is unconstitutional as applied to lawyers qua lawyer…
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