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What It Means to Be a “Perfectly Clear” Successor in Texas

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals recently expanded a successor employer’s duty to bargain when purchasing a unionized business

Dallas employment lawyer Keith Clouse outlines the significance of arbitration clauses in employment contracts

Dallas employment lawyer Keith Clouse discusses employers’ rights to terminate employees for expressing their political ideologies

Dallas employment lawyer Keith Clouse outlines best practices for employers to prevent sexual harassment and reduce their risk of liability

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upholds employer’s use of class action waivers in the employment context

Lawyer Keith Clouse discusses heightened requirements for those who give retirement planning advice and the effect of this new rule on employers

New California labor laws are taking effect in 2013, says Eric Grover, a Los Angeles employment attorney.

An employment lawsuit is bringing mother’s right in the workplace into the spotlight, says Eric Grover, a Los Angeles employment lawyer.

Delano Regional Medical Center ordered to pay $975k in a workplace discrimination lawsuit, says Los Angeles employment lawyer Eric Grover.

The suit alleges violations of California labor laws reports LA employment attorney, Eric Grover