Author: Nathan S. Gibson

With deep experience in the temporary staffing industry, Nathan helps companies manage risk, increase compliance, and navigate complex legal requirements. Nathan provides clients with expertise and creative solutions to enhance flexibility and maintain compliance with changing requirements.
Posted in Alaska

Alaska House Bill 260 Could Expand Wage Liability for Alaska Native Corporations

From JDSupra, Christopher Slottee discusses legislation being considered in Alaska that would create a rebuttable presumption that…

Posted in Washington

State of Washington Bans Noncompetes Beginning July 1, 2027

From JDSupra, Amy Robinson discusses recent legislation in Washington that bans non-compete agreements – including a clause…

Posted in New Jersey

Trucking and Delivery Company Settles New Jersey Worker Misclassification Allegations

From JDSupra, Matthew Berns, Jessica Birdsong, Christopher Carlson, Lauren Morgan Fincher, Samuel Fishel, and Clayton Friedman discuss…

Posted in Misclassification

Top Three Legal Considerations for Family Business Owners Preparing for a Sale – The Great Wealth Transfer: Strategies for Succession, Legacy and Wealth Generation

From JDSupra, Julia Brook, Michael Sherlock, and Emily Kay Watson discuss factors to consider when selling a…

Posted in Misclassification

Worker misclassification: The growing enterprise risk

From Staffing Industry Analysts, Daniel Harfield discusses the growing risk to enterprises of misclasifying employees as independent…

Posted in Misclassification

Don’t Let the DOL’s Proposed New Independent Contractor Rule Tempt You to Change Your Decision-Making Process When Classifying Workers

From JDSupra, Mitchell Rhein discusses the United States Department of Labor (DOL) and notes that this is…

Posted in New Jersey

New Jersey DOL and Attorney General Announce Settlement with Parts Distribution Company to Resolve Claims of Misclassified Delivery Drivers

The New Jersey Office of Attorney General announced a settlement with a last-mile distribution company to resolve…

Posted in California

San Diego City Attorney Sues Campbell’s for Misclassifying Workers

San Diego City Attorney Heather Ferbert announced a lawsuit against the Campbell’s Company alleging the misclassification of workers as independent contractors….

Posted in Misclassification

France Launches a Major 2026 Enforcement Campaign on the Misuse of Independent Contractor Status

From JDSupra, Alexandre Dalel and Clémentine de Guillebon discuss an initiative in France to prevent and detect…

Posted in Arbitration

Fifth Circuit Rules Employer Can’t Enforce an Arbitration Agreement It Failed to Sign

From JDSupra, Mark Fijman and Reed Russell discuss a recent case in which the court did not…

Posted in Intellectual Property Misclassification

Nonsolicits Join Noncompetes in Coming Under Increasing Scrutiny in Delaware Courts

From JDSupra, Zoe Escarcega and Cooper Spinelli discuss recent cases in which courts in Delaware did not…

Posted in Arbitration

No Signature, No Arbitration: Fifth Circuit Sends Strong Warning to Employers

From JDSupra, Gary Friedman, Linda Schoonmaker, Esteban Shardonofsky, and Julia Tape discuss a recent case in which…