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Alberta Shareholder Disputes and the ABCA Default Rules That Catch Growing Businesses Off Guard

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Denver Restaurant Service Charge Lawsuit The CCG Case

The Case at a Glance Restaurant group Culinary Creative Group (CCG) — Kumoya, Fox and the Hen, Tap and Burger, Forget Me Not, Señor…

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California Employment Law Changes Heading Into 2026

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Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

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Fired Without Cause? Here’s What the Law Actually Gives You

You got fired. No real explanation, just something vague about the company “going in a different direction.” Now you’re sitting there wondering if any…

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What Nurses Should Know Before a Licensing Board Investigation Begins

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Din Tai Fung Wage Theft Settlement: From Seattle’s Sick Leave Crackdown to Australia’s AU$4 Million Penalty

The famous Taiwanese dumplings chain Din Tai Fung has received a series of wage and hour cases which when combined altogether, give an impressive…

Matthew Prescott (Australian Attorney)

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Business & Employment

Your Nonprofit Lost It’s 501(c)(3) Status — Here’s What the IRS Did and How to Get It Back

Between mid-2010 and the end of 2017, the IRS revoked the tax-exempt status of more than 760,000 nonprofit organisations. In the first year alone…

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Business & Employment

What’s Actually Happening in Labor and Employment Law Right Now

The law of the American workplace is in a morass that is decades old. The Supreme Court is in 2024 quietly rewriting some of…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

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How Wage Garnishment Works in New York — What Actually Gets Taken and How to Stop It

Someone owes money on a credit card. They stop paying. A few months of collection calls go nowhere. The creditor files a lawsuit. The…

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Business & Employment

OCGA § 9-11-34: What the Statute Says vs. What Courts Expect

Summary: “OCGA § 9-11-34 governs document, ESI, and property discovery in Georgia civil litigation and it has more teeth than it looks. Plaintiffs have…

Christopher Morgan (Bankruptcy & Finance)

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Business & Employment

CPLR § 3215: A Practical Guide to Default Judgments in New York Courts

Here’s something that trips up even experienced litigators the defendant didn’t answer. They didn’t show up. So you’re thinking: great, default judgment, done. But…

Michael Ettinger (Newyork Lawyer)

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Din Tai Fung Wage Theft Settlement: From Seattle’s Sick Leave Crackdown to Australia’s AU$4 Million Penalty

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