Author: Nathan S. Gibson
Oh the Horror: No Work for Hire in Friday the 13th Screenplay
From JDSupra, Joshua Revilla provides a terrific analysis of the decision about the intellectual property rights to…
North Carolina Contractor Laws Shield School Board from Special-Needs Transportation Liability
From School Transportation News, Amanda Pampuro discusses a case in North Carolina in which the school district…
A Copyright Law Horror Show for Producers of “Friday the 13th”
From JDSupra, Ross Charap, Matthew Finkelstein, Michelle Mancino Marsh, Celeste Moy, and Lida Ramsey discuss a recent…
Employee or Franchisee? Or Both?
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses recent cases in one of which the court said that franchisees were…
Employee Misclassification, Gig Economy Major Sources Of Lost Unemployment Insurance In Mass.
From RecentlyHeard, Rajesh Khanna discusses the testimony at a recent a hearing of the Unemployment Insurance Trust…
7-Eleven Prevails in Employee Misclassification Suit
From JDSupra, Carrie Hoffman and Peter Loh discuss a recent case in California in which the court…
Drivers’ court action wins US$30 million in XPO misclassification settlement
The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) reports that XPO Logistics is about to pay $30 million to…
The Cable Guy Is Not a Construction Worker, Florida Court Says
From the Insurance Journal, William Rabb reports on a recent case which involved a unique Florida law…
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Trucker Challenge of California Anti-Gig Law
From The Epoch Times, Matthew Vadum reports that the United States Supreme Court has declined to hear…
Can a Company Require an Independent Contractor to Be Vaccinated?
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses the Biden administration’s requirements that workers who work on or in connection…
BREAKING: General Counsel Abruzzo Announces that College Athletes Are Employees
From JDSupra, Elizabeth Dailey and Steven Porzio discuss the recent announcement by the general counsel of the…
Company owes $43 million in Wages and Damages for 700 Abstractors, Title Examiners and Landmen who were Misclassified as Independent Contractors
From the United States Department of Labor: FEDERAL COURT ENTERS JUDGMENT AFFIRMING US DEPARTMENT OF LABOR FINDING…
