How Can Employers Comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?

The Front of the Class is a 2008 film, featuring the real-life story of Bradley Cohen, a man with Tourette syndrome who diligently pursued his passion of becoming a teacher and thereby defying the odds and challenges typically faced by individuals with Tourette syndrome. In the film, Mr. Cohen fought to get...

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Decoding Tipping Policies: Navigating Tip Credits, Tip Pooling, and Employee Rights Under the FLSA

Under the FLSA, an employer may take a tip credit towards its minimum wage and overtime obligations. Any employer claiming a tip credit must ensure the employees receive enough tips from customers, and direct wages per workweek to equal at least  the minimum wage and overtime compensation required under the FLSA. Under...

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“COPYWRITTEN, SO DON’T COPY ME”: HOW COPYRIGHT CAN BE USED TO PROTECT UNIQUE FASHION DESIGNS 

As a self-proclaimed fashion enthusiast, I’ve often wondered how intellectual property laws can be used to protect the designs of designer’s unique designs, especially with the rise of fast fashion retailers like Fashion Nova, Shein, and Temu. These fast fashion mega-giants often add thousands of new items to their online retail stores...

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