Business Law
Should an employer be legally responsible for accidents on the way to work due to snow and ice?
Should an employer be legally responsible for accidents on the way to work due to snow and ice?
vote now: Yes or No - (view results)
Yes
Employers should be legally responsible for accidents because of snow and ice when they force employees
No
by Just A. Soul
Absolutely not. The employee is free to choose not only where she works but also where
Business Law
How the Jones Act applies to dock workers
by D. Vogt
The Jones Act, formally known as the Merchant Marine Act (1920), is an American federal law governing shipping in American territorial
Business Law
Legal considerations when leasing a business premises
by MCM
The emotions felt when committing to a lease of a business premises can be a heady cocktail of excitement and terror. To help reduce
Business Law
Pros and cons of being an in-house lawyer
Practising as an in-house (or industry) lawyer can be a highly rewarding career. However, in common with all jobs, it has its advantages
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