Generally, the “ministerial exception” allows religious employers to avoid liability for discrimination claims when making employment decisions concerning employees who…
Attorney Peter Walsh has published an article titled “Multijurisdictional Practice of Law Issues in Estate Planning,” in the June, 2013…
Historically, if a person is no longer able to make decisions regarding their health or finances, one had to commence…
Almost 99% of today’s information created by businesses is generated and stored electronically. The ability to easily and conveniently store…
The EEOC is statutorily obligated to enter into confidential conciliation efforts with an employer prior to commencing a lawsuit. Only…
OSHA has literally opened the door for union organizers to enter an employer’s non-union facility during an OSHA walkaround inspection.…
To maintain its relevancy and expand the scope of its authority, the NLRB continues its attack upon non-union employers’ policies.…
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has taken the position, in a recent Advice Memorandum dated January 29, 2013, that…
James DeJong has been elected the next chair of the Carroll University Board of Trustees. He will serve as chairman…
Attorney Jim DeJong was featured in an article appearing in the 2013 Summer Edition of the Marquette Lawyer Magazine. Read…