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

Labor & Employment World Cup 2026: Team USA and the Changing Playbook for Independent Contractors and the Gig Economy

From JDSupra, Alexander MacDonald and James Paretti, Jr. do an excellent job discussing the gig economy and…

Posted in New Jersey

Court Finds Streamers Are Employees Under New Jersey Law Despite Independent Contractor Status Under the FLSA

From JDSupra, Andrew Simon and Kyle Winnick discuss a recent case in which the court said that…

Posted in New Jersey

Employee Misclassification Risks in New Jersey: What Small Business Owners Need to Know

From JDSupra, Adam Gersh and H. Matthew Taylor offer guidance to small business on classifying workers including…

Posted in Arbitration

Supreme Court Broadens “Interstate Commerce” Under FAA Exemption to Include Certain Last-Mile Delivery Drivers

From JDSupra, Ryan L. Eddings and Ruby Zapien discuss the recent Supreme Court case in which the…

Posted in California

Worker Classification and Expense Reimbursement in California

From JDSupra, Trevor Locko and Tracie Stender discuss a recent case and how new statutes may affect…

Posted in Arbitration

Revision to the ICC Rules of Arbitration

From JDSupra, Lucas Aubry, Kira Kuhnert, Annabel Maltby, Auriane Negret, Melissa Ordonez, and Sophie Thiel discuss the…

Posted in California

Guidance for California Employers to Avoid Costly Employee Misclassification Claims

The Employer Advocates Group law firm released guidance to assist California businesses in properly classifying workers as…

Posted in New Jersey

Employment Law Risks in New Jersey in a Changing Workplace

From JDSupra, Adam Gersh and H. Matthew Taylor discuss key employment law risks in New Jersey including…

Posted in Misclassification

Artificial Intelligence Firms Continue To Be Targeted for Independent Contractor Misclassification Claims

From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses a new case in which highly skilled professionals who train AI models…

Posted in Florida

NO CONSPICUOUS LINK, NO ARBITRATION: Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals Refuses to Enforce Browsewrap Arbitration on Webpage Where Small, Gray, Hyperlink Buried Beneath Large Red CTA Buttons

From JDSupra, Puja Amin discusses a Florida case in which the court said that the arbitration terms…

Posted in Misclassification

Use of AI Tools to Manage Independent Contractors Carries Risk of Reclassification of Contractors as Employees

From JDSupra, John Below discusses the risks that independent contractors might be reclassified as employees because firms…

Posted in New York

Roofing Company Asserts Worker is Employee (and Not an Independent Contractor) in Workers’ Compansation Claim

From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses a unique case in New York in which an insurance company claimed…