TestAndrew S. Berns, chair of the employment and commercial litigation practice at Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost & Botwinick, PC, and Matheu D. Nunn, chair of the firm’s appellate and family law practices, scored a precedential reversal as Amicus Curiae for their clients, Certified Court Reporters Association of New Jersey. The case is State Shorthand Reporting Services Inc. […]
A recent Bloomberg Law article discusses the use of music in a workplace environment as it pertains to potential claims of Title VII sexual harassment. In a matter heard by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, the court considered a matter in Nevada wherein workers – both […]
An article in SHRM.org’s Employment Law section, “HR Can Help Prevent Misappropriation of Trade Secrets,” discusses how companies can protect their trade secrets from misappropriation by employees. Misappropriation can sometimes be avoided by making sure employees are educated about the employer’s policies. To prevent misappropriation, employers should limit access to […]
In “Expanding the Talent Tent,” #Evolve magazine and WorldatWork reporter Mark McGraw notes that employers are expanding their candidate pools, as more types of jobs can be performed by gig workers who can work anywhere, anytime. He turned to Andrew S. Berns, partner and Chair of Einhorn Barbarito’s Commercial Litigation […]