Employment

Key Questions Regarding an Employment Contract

As an employer, there are many things to consider in regard to an employment contract. Your attorney should advise you on many of these,...

Employment Law for Employees and Employers in the Times of the Coronavirus

This is part of an interview between Brian Morris and Jeffrey Gronich of The Office of Jeffrey Gronich. With business closures and...

Are Non-Compete Agreements Enforceable in Nevada?

Many employers want to have their employees sign contracts prohibiting them from working for a competing business after they leave their...

6 Things to Know About Employee Privacy in The Workplace

Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, Louis Brandeis, called the right to privacy, “the right to be left...

How to Determine if a Worker is an Independent Contractor or an Employee

An important aspect of business ownership is the classification of workers and what the implications are for each classification. It is...

Can tips be garnished?

By Timothy Wiseman When a Court issues a judgment for money, there are a number of ways that the judgment creditor can try to enforce the...

Are there legal requirements for sleep?

By Kyle Martin The parallels between driving under the influence and driving while sleep deprived cannot be overlooked. Why is that? The...

When should an independent contractor become an employee?

The new test in Nevada: Effective June 2, 2015, S.B. 224 provides that a person is conclusively presumed to be an independent contractor...