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401K Plan Participants May Sue Former Spouse for Benefits

A blog post about 401K plans and what rights former spouses are entitled to.

Things You Should Know: Employment Law

This article is based upon another attorney's work, but changed to reflect Montana law. The original can be found at https://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/employee-rights-overview

The Panama Papers Leak: An Overview

A blog post about the Panama Papers leak and the legal issues surrounding it.

Remarriage and Alimony in Connecticut

A blog post about the rules and procedures in Connecticut surrounding remarriage and how it affects alimony.

Civil Unions Not Covered Under the Family Medical Leave Act

A blog post on why civil unions are not considered a marriage under the definitions for the Family Medical Leave Act.

Employer and Employee Coverage Under the Fair Labor Standards Act

A blog post about the requirements for coverage under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Employer Information Regarding Employee Garnishments

A blog post about garnishment compliance with the Consumer Credit Protection Act.

Employer Penalties for Violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act

A blog post about appropriate penalties for different violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Employer Request for Documentation Under the FMLA, and the “Final Rule,” to Determine Family Relationships

A blog post explaining the definition update in the FMLA and how it affects same-sex families.

Employer Requirements Under the Fair Labor Standards Act

A blog post further explaining requirements under the Fair Labor Standards Act

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