BUSINESS LITIGATION AND EMPLOYMENT LAW
I don’t do everything. I don’t handle personal injury claims, criminal matters, divorces, real estate transactions, bankuptcies, etc. (I can refer you to excellent lawyers who do these things). I would rather be great at a few things than okay, or worse, at everything. Employment and business law are very complicated. There are numerous state and federal statutes, regulations, guidelines, and countless court decisions. A lawyer cannot stay on top of it all by dabbling in the fields. You have to live it and breath it every day. See my blog at www.damnedif.com to see my dedication to my limited fields.
PRACTICE AREAS
- Employment Counseling and Litigation.
- Hiring and Firing.
- Wage and Hour Issues.
- Noncompetes.
- Sexual Harassment.
- Leave Issues under the ADA, FMLA and State Law.
- Business Litigation
- Interference with Contractual Relations.
- Breach of Contract.
- Defamation (slander and libel).
- Unfair and Deceptive Business Practices under Chapter 93A.
- Litigation Avoidance
- Contract review and drafting.
- Employee handbooks.
- Non-Compete Agreements.
- Employee Hiring and Firing.
- Dealing with Rogue Employees.
- Businsess partner/shareholder Disputes.
TRUSTED REFERRALS TO ALL OTHER LEGAL SPECIALTIES
- Medical Malpractice
- Real estate law
- Patents and Trademarks
- Antitrust law
- Auto Accidents
- Personal injury law
- Bankruptcy law
- Estate planning and probate administration
- Business Organization
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ADAM’S RECENT POSTS
MAKE THE BEST OF THIS DIFFICULT TIME WHEN YOUR BUSINESS IS CLOSED OR SLOWED
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BREAKING DOWN THE NLRB’S NEW JOINT-EMPLOYER RULE
GUEST POST BY BRANDON SLOANE On February 26, 2020, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) issued a final rule clarifying the standard for determining joint-employer status under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA). The NLRB’s ruling is significant for any...
SEE NO EVIL: CAN YOUR BUSINESS BE HELD LIABLE WHEN YOUR EMPLOYEES ENGAGE IN OR SIMPLY OVERLOOK SEX TRAFFICKING THAT OCCURS ON COMPANY PROPERTY?
GUEST POST BY BRANDON SLOANE A District of Massachusetts court decision from November of last year has helped to clarify the liability that employers can face for illegal sex trafficking that occurs on company property. Ricchio v. Bijal, inc. (Civil Action No....
BUSINESS OWNERS AND PARTNERS SHOULD BE PARANOID
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GUEST POST BY BRANDON SLOANE Severance agreements, which are contracts between an employer and an employee that contain certain rules and guidelines for when an employee is terminated, may be regarded as somewhat of an afterthought by employers. An employer might...
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