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 Misclassification National Labor Relations Act (NLRA)

Industry Groups Petition National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) for Independent Contractor Rulemaking

From JDSupra, Maury Baskin, Alexander MacDonald, Shannon Meade, and James Paretti, Jr. provide updates on federal, state,…

Posted in Misclassification

Paying the price: Wage-and-hour claims and the limits of insurance

Erin Mindoro Ezra, Heather C. Whitmore, and Ryan T. Fitzgerald discuss the prevalance of wage and hour…

Posted in Misclassification

EntertainHR: Knives Out: The Mystery of the Independent Contractor

From JDSupra, Jacob Koch discusses a popular whodunnit movie franchise, Knives Out, and uses the economic reality…

Posted in Pennsylvania

Home Health Company and Its Owner and Manager Liable For Independent Contractor Misclassification ‎of Nurses and Home Health Aides

From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses a recent case in which licensed practical nurses and  home health aides…

Posted in Texas

Fifth Circuit Says Employer Knowledge of of Unpaid Overtime is Required

From JDSupra, Rachael Rustmann discusses a recent case in which the court said that an employer was…

Posted in Misclassification

Court Dismisses Joint Employer Claim Against Fedex

From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses a recent decision in which the court dismissed a claim by Fedex…

Posted in California

San Francisco City Attorney Obtains Settlement for Misclassified WorkWhile Delivery Drivers

The San Franciso City Attorney announced today that he reached a settlement with gig staffing company WorkWhile…

Posted in New York

Expanded Protections for New York City Contracted Delivery Workers Take Effect

From JDSupra, Allan Bloom and Laura Fant discuss New York City’s new laws protecting food and grocery…

Posted in Arbitration

California Supreme Court “Clarifies” Standard for Enforcement of Illegible Arbitration Agreements

From JDSupra, Dan Forman discusses a recent case in California in which the court said that blurry…

Posted in Intellectual Property

Who Really Owns Your Startup’s IP? 

From JDSupra, Jeffrey Pietsch discusses who owns intellectual property and the importance of having written agreements, including…

Posted in Arbitration

California Supreme Court Addresses Enforceability of “Visually Impenetrable” Arbitration Provision

From JDSupra, Aaron Schu discusses a recent California case in which parts of an arbitration agreement were…

Posted in Wisconsin

Independent Contractors in Wisconsin Can Create Additional Liability for Employers in the Form of Negligent Supervision Claims 

From JDSupra, Aaron Graf discusses a recent case in which a business was not liable for negligent…