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A Ninth Circuit Ruling Repaves the Intersection of ERISA and Arbitration Law

Dorman v. The Charles Schwab Corp. narrows the options of employees asserting breach of fiduciary duty in retirement plans. Breach of fiduciary duty claims that “arise out of” and “relate to” a 401(k) plan—including those brought on behalf of the...By: Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
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Considerations for October 1, 2019 Massachusetts Paid Family and Medical Leave Tax

Beginning on October 1, most employers in Massachusetts will be required to withhold tax to fund Massachusetts Paid Family and Medical Leave benefits. There is an exception to this requirement, however, for companies that receive a tax exemption from...By: Burns & Levinson LLP
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Burns & Levinson LLP | Sep 17,2019 |

Solar Construction Costs Continue Historic Decline, Providing Cushion Against Trade Disputes

A recent report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) confirmed significant cost curve progress for the U.S. solar industry, offering encouraging signs that developers will successfully weather international trade disputes and...By: Foley & Lardner LLP
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Foley & Lardner LLP | Sep 17,2019 |

The Improper Use of Governmental “Pre-Approved” Plans

There continues to be new, complicated problems arising from the improper completion and use of off-the-shelf governmental pre-approval plans. Generally, a pre-approved plan from the document provider is reviewed and pre-approved by the IRS for its...By: Best Best & Krieger LLP
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Best Best & Krieger LLP | Sep 17,2019 |

EEO-1 Component 2 Filing Deadline is Just Days Away – But Employers May Be Off the Hook Next Year

First, the good news: The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has provided notice that it won’t renew the requirement that covered employers provide “Component 2” pay data as part of their annual EEO-1 reporting filings....By: Foley & Lardner LLP
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Foley & Lardner LLP | Sep 17,2019 |

Once in a Lifetime? Rare Battle Won for Golden State Employers—but the PAGA War Rages On

While talking heads focused on the debates heating up in Houston last week, the California Supreme Court on Thursday put an end to a nearly five-year debate regarding the permissible scope of recovery and arbitrability under California’s Private...By: Blank Rome LLP
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Blank Rome LLP | Sep 17,2019 |

When It’s Time For A Second Opinion

N.C. Business Court Addresses the Scope of a Judicial Appraisal Proceeding- In Reynolds American Inc. v. Third Motion Equities Master Fund Ltd. et al., 2019 NCBC 35 (N.C. Super. Ct. June 4, 2019), the Business Court considered the scope of a...By: Fox Rothschild LLP
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Fox Rothschild LLP | Sep 17,2019 |

From The Jetsons to Reality, or Almost: What Employers Need to Know About Robots and AI in the Workplace

Many readers will remember The Jetsons – a futuristic world in which sophisticated robots in both the home and the workplace had the ability to do, think, learn, and interact with humans....By: K&L Gates LLP
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K&L Gates LLP | Sep 17,2019 |

He’s Not MY Employee… Or Is He?

Engaging independent contractors instead of hiring employees is enticing… no overtime pay, benefits, tax withholdings, FICA obligations or legal liability for certain claims. If you misclassify a worker, however, the penalties are great — back...By: Fox Rothschild LLP
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Fox Rothschild LLP | Sep 17,2019 |

California Arbitration Roundup: Employers Are 3-1 For Favorable Arbitration Rulings

California employers received mostly good news this past month on the arbitration front, with a trio of pro-employer arbitration-related rulings. The California Supreme Court’s recent ruling invalidating an employer’s arbitration agreement...By: Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP
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