Use of School Resources in Campaign Activities:  The Fine Line Between an Informed Vote and an Exhorted Vote Mar 30th, 2023
by Mallory Roberts

Use of School Resources in Campaign Activities: The Fine Line Between an Informed Vote and an Exhorted Vote

With school district annual meetings around the corner, it is prudent that districts remain mindful of impermissible campaign activities.

When CPS or Law Enforcement Come Knocking, What Next?Mar 30th, 2023
by Katherine Gavett

When CPS or Law Enforcement Come Knocking, What Next?

School districts may feel caught “between a rock and a hard place” when determining whether to permit a law enforcement officer or Child Protective Services (“CPS”) to interview a student at school without parental consent. Be mindful, law enforcement and CPS are treated differently under the law.

U.S. Supreme Court: Supervisor Making $200K+ Annually Still NOT Exempt from Receiving OvertimeFeb 24th, 2023
by Michael L. Dodd

U.S. Supreme Court: Supervisor Making $200K+ Annually Still NOT Exempt from Receiving Overtime

A recent Supreme Court case serves as a stark reminder for employers to adhere to the specific requirements of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) rules for exempting employees from required overtime payments.

Checklist for Professional Consulting ContractsFeb 16th, 2023
by Daria Gerasimova

Checklist for Professional Consulting Contracts

When drafting a consulting contract, the following provisions may be considered and included depending on the type of the procured services.

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