Almost five years after Florida lawmakers clamped restrictions on assignment-of-benefits agreements and two years after they effectively outlawed AOBs altogether, state appeals courts may have finally put an end to at least one creative approach that had been used in attempts to get around the law. Florida insurance industry advocates said some players, though, will … Read more
Question: An employee stopped showing up for work, so we fired them for job abandonment. How do we get their final paycheck to them, and what are the time frames for doing so? Answer: The answer depends on state law, and even then it may not be … Read more
I have some interesting thoughts going into the big day tomorrow, and I wanted to try to capture them concisely. The best overview debate (Harris vs. Shapiro) But first, here’s the best debate to listen to if you want the strongest arguments on each side. It’s Sam Harris against Ben Shapiro—with Bari Weiss moderating (and … Read more
Markus Frischhut, Jean Monnet Professor (EU law, ethics and values) at Management Center Innsbruck, Austria and Adjunct professor at ‘Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna’, Italy Art credit: William Hogarth, An Election: the Polling As ECJ President Koen Lenaerts aptly confirmed in a paper on “mutual (yet not blind) trust”, “[i]t is said … Read more
What caught my eye this week. Just 26 sleeps to go until the new government’s first Budget on Wednesday 30 October. And I cannot recall there ever being so much pre-match jitters. I could have filled the links below with forecasts, evasive action tips, and threats to emigrate. Hardly what anyone would call a honeymoon … Read more
