Category: United States
5 Costly Employee Classification Mistakes California Employers Make and How to Avoid Them: Your 5-Step Action Plan
From JDSurpa, Aaron Cargain discusses five (5) employee classification mistakes that California employer may make including using…
Florida Appellate Court Affords Lyft Broad Immunity for the Actions of One of its Drivers
From JDSupra, Kimberly Kanoff Berman and Idan Raffael Livnat discuss a recent case in which the court…
Do Businesses Need to Reset Their Independent Contractor Relationships After New Decision Involving ‘Streamers’?
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses a recent New Jersey case in which the court said that performers…
Streaming Performers Win New Jersey Classification Fight Despite FLSA Loss
From JDSupra, Leslie Lajewski and Zachary Zagger discuss a recent case in New Jersey in which the…
Massachusetts Rideshare Drivers Sign Up for Unionization – And Spotlight Potential New State Law Labor Avenues
From JDSupra, Alexander MacDonald and Rachel Ring discuss the recent certification of a union in Massachusetts for…
Governor Healey, Labor Leaders Celebrate Establishment of First Rideshare Drivers’ Union in the Nation
Boston — Governor Maura Healey today joined national and local labor leaders to celebrate the establishment of the…
Virginia Construction Alert: New Law Significantly Expands Wage Liability for General Contractors – Effective July 1, 2026
From JDSupra, John Greenhall and Lisa Wampler discuss a recently enacted statute in Virginia which makes general contractors…
New Jersey’s New Independent Contractor Rules: What Franchisors Need to Know
From JDSupra, Carrie Hoffman and Peter Loh discuss the new regulations in New Jersey and how they…
California DIR Issues $4.4 Million in Citations for Caregiver Misclassification
From JDSupra, Kimberly Cole and Megan Stevens Shaked discuss a recent fine by California’s Department of Industrial…
New Wage Payment Liability Risks for Virginia’s General Contractors
From JDSupra, Raziye A. Henning and Laura Windsor discuss a new law in Virginia that imposes more…
Transportation Network Company Not Liable in Ohio for Injuries to Independent Contractor Driver
From JDSupra, Adam Mintz discusses a recent case in Ohio that said that a transportation network company…
New Tennesee Law Governing Noncompete Agreements
From JDSupra, David Johnson discusses a new Tennessee law that provides new restrictions and rebuttable presumptions for…
