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Texas Supreme Court Limits on Liability to Independent Contractors in Premises Cases

From JDSupra, Steven Moreno discusses a recent case in which the Texas Supreme Court said that a…

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Fifth Circuit Confirms Employers Aren’t Liable for Overtime They Don’t Know About

From JDSurpra, Loden Walker discusses a recent case in which the court said that an employer is…

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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…

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New Texas Law Sets Requirements for Delivery Drivers to be Independent Contractors

From JDSupra, Melissa Ackie, Emily Linn, and Scott McDonald discuss a host of bills affecting employment in…

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Texas Supreme Court Reverses Liability Finding Against Franchisor

From JDSupra, Brian Mahoney and Ari Stern discuss a recent case in which the Texas Supreme Court…

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Landmark Texas Supreme Court Case Finds No “Direct Liability” for Franchisor Arising Out of Franchisee Employee’s Actions

From JDSupra, Josh Goldberg and Leonard MacPhee discuss a recent Texas Supreme Court case in which the court…

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United States Department of Labor Recovers Wages for Landscape Workers Misclassified as Independent Contractors. 

The United State Department of Labor recovered more than $100k in back wages for workers that were…

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United States Department of Labor Recovers More than $1.5M from HVAC Firm that Misclassified Technicians

The United States Department of Labor recovered wages and damages from a heating, ventilation and air conditioning…

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United States Department of Labor Sues Operator of Homes for People with Special Needs to Pay Overtime and Damages

The United States Department of Labor filed a lawsuit against the owner and operator of group homes…

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United States Department of Labor Recovers Wages for Misclassified Mobile Home Transportation Workers  

The U.S. Department of Labor found that a mobile home transportation company misclassified laborers and drivers as…

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Order Up: Restaurant’s Arbitration Agreement Held Valid Without Its Signature

From JDSupra, Dawn Rudenko Albert dicusses a recent case in which an employer was able to enforce…

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Texas Bans Private Employer COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates for Employees and Independent Contractors

From JDSupra, Andrew Esler and Dan Rodriguez discuss a recent Texas law that prohibits employers from requiring…