2014 April

Using the NLRA to enforce the rights of non-union employees

The steps to enforce the right to engage in protected activity under Section 7

How much do they really pay? The details determine the true gross dollar value of employment settlements

An expert psychological witness lends credence to claims for emotional distress, in mediation as well as trial

Going light on experts can cost you at trial; going heavy can cost you, too

A review of the questions to be answered before you substitute in as plaintiff’s counsel

When the client’s determination to go forward conflicts with his best interests or your pocketbook

Trial lawyer makes transition from criminal defense look easy because he loves what he does

Gulliver Schools, a cautionary tale about confidentiality clauses in settlement agreements

Helping clients understand that what they need is not the same as what their cases are worth

A refresher on the tedious journey through summary judgment in employment cases