Massachusetts Has Agreed to Adopt A 3- Month Delay to Paid Family and Medical Leave Contributions
From Lexology, Jaclyn L. Kugell and Tracy Thomas Boland report a 3 month delay in the requirement to collect medical leave contributions.
Federal Judge Confirms That Massachusetts’ New Non-Compete Law Does Not Require Garden Leave or Massachusetts Choice of Law
From Lexology, Dawn Mertineit and Anne V. Dunne discuss a recent Massachusetts case in which suggests that the new Massachusetts Noncompetition Agreement
Questions and Answers on the New Massachusetts Paid Family and Medical Leave Law
From JDSupra: Questions and Answers on the New Massachusetts Paid Family and Medical Leave Lawby Stephanie Merabet, David Santeusanio | Holland & Knight
Alert: Massachusetts Paid Family and Medical Leave Start Date Delayed Three Months
From JDSupra, Cooley LLP reports a delay in the start date for companies to make payroll contributions to the new
Breaking News—Massachusetts DFML Clarifies That Businesses Do Not Have To Provide Written Notice To 1099 Contractors Where Such Contractors Make Up 50% Or Less Of Their Massachusetts Workforce
From JDSupra, Ariel Cudkowicz, Christina Duszlak, Daniel Klein, and Molly Mooney report on clarifications by the Massachusetts Department of Family and
Employee termination law in Massachusetts
From Lexology, Laurence J. Donoghue of Morgan, Brown & Joy LLP provides a summary of the law relating to employee
Massachusetts Court finds Memorized Client Lists Can Constitute Confidential Information
From Lexology, Robert O. Sheridan and Shaniqua L. Singleton discuss a recent case in which a client list that an employee remembered
