An Overview of Driving With Dash Cams in Indiana The use of dash cams in Indiana has gained significant popularity in recent years, with many drivers embracing these devices as essential tools for protecting themselves on the road. The general usage of dash cameras extends across various regions and demographics, as both commercial and private vehicle owners recognize the benefits…
What is an LLM Degree in Employment Law? An LLM in Employment Law is an advanced academic degree in the field of labor and employment law, much akin to a Master of Science with a focus on employment and labor law. Such an advanced degree allows for an advanced study or specialization in the complex field of employment law and…
Defining Non-Solicitation Agreements A non-solicitation agreement between an employer and employee provides that, for a certain period of time and within a certain area or territory, the employee will not recruit the employer’s customers and/or existing employee base. Such an agreement serves the purpose of allowing employers to protect their relationships with their customers, clients, vendors, suppliers, other business partners,…
A Guide to Delaware’s Employment Termination Laws Employee termination is a crucial aspect of labor law that both employers and employees should understand clearly. In the state of Delaware, as in most other states, the law permits "employment at-will" status for most employers. In at-will employment, the employer or the employee may terminate the employment relationship at any time for…
The Lowdown on NBCUniversal Legal Internships NBCUniversal is a leading media and entertainment company. Within this organization, the NBCUniversal Law Department, an in-house legal department, handles a wide array of legal matters. NBCUniversal’s in-house legal department employs a large group of attorneys, paralegals, and other legal professionals. The interns who are fortunate enough to be selected for these opportunities work…
Are Radar Detectors Allowed in Texas? The legality of radar detectors in Texas is an important topic for drivers in the Lone Star State to understand. In general, radar detectors are legal for personal and commercial vehicles on federal highways. However, state laws vary. If you are pulled over for speeding and are using a radar detector, it is not…
What is at-will employment? At will employment means that an employee can be terminated by the employer for any reason, except a bad one. At will employment means that an employer can fire an employee for any lawful reason without warning and without fear of legal action. However, this definition does not apply in every state. When joined by other…
Florida Drug Testing Law Explained In Florida, employers have the legal right to conduct drug tests of their employees, subject to certain statutory regulations and exceptions. The relevant state statutes governing employer drug testing can be found in Florida Statutes Chapter 440, which concerns workers’ compensation, and Chapter 112, which pertains to public officers and employees.Under Florida Statute 440.102, employers…
Essentials of Oregon Indecent Exposure Laws Under Oregon’s public indecency statute, ORS 163.465, "a person commits the crime of public indecency if the person intentionally exposes the person’s genitals to another person under circumstances in which the person intends to be seen by another person, and the conduct alarmed, embarrassed or offended that other person." While the focus of this…
What is a Settlement Agreement? A settlement agreement is a contract resolution document between two or more parties. In the realm of employment law, a settlement agreement is a contract between an employer and a current or departing employee that aims to settle all claims or disputes between the two parties by agreeing to grant a particular thing of value,…