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Dealing with dismissal and compensated no fault dismissal for micro businesses
The Government has recently issued a new “Call for Evidence”, Dealing with dismissal and “Compensated no fault dismissal” for micro businesses. The main aim of the paper is to gather evidence from businesses to establish what can be done to encourage small employers to...
Dealing with dismissal and compensated no fault dismissal for micro businesses
The Government has recently issued a new “Call for Evidence”, Dealing with dismissal and “Compensated no fault dismissal” for micro businesses. The main aim of the paper is to gather evidence from businesses to establish what can be done to encourage small employers to...
EPA Loses -- Unanimously -- In Sackett: How Broadly Does It Sweep?
For once, speculation about oral argument proved solid. The Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling today in Sackett v. EPA means that EPA must allow judicial review of enforcement orders issued pursuant to its authority under the Clean Water Act. The question now is what the true scope of...
SXSW Lesson 2: Big Copyright Doesn’t Get the Web
Big copyright holders, IE: RIAA and the MPAA, don't truly understand the Web or the tech community. The surprise is that they aren't even trying.In yesterday’s SXSW Lesson regarding what the Web didn’t learn from SOPA and PIPA, I made a promise to address how the major copyright...
Letter to Governor Scott re: HB 1013/SB 1196
Below is the text of a letter sent today by Alan Becker, Esq., a founding shareholder of the Becker & Poliakoff, asking Governor Scott to veto HB 1013 which wiped out common law implied warranties for common area property. We are requesting that you join us...
