June 2017 | New York Litigation Law Blog

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Can a New York Employer Refuse to Hire Me if I Have a Criminal Record? Jun 09

New York is one of only a few states that prohibit employment discrimination based on a person's criminal record. Specifically, section 296 of New York State Human Rights Law makes it unlawful to deny employment to people solely because they have been “convicted of one or ...

New York City Freelance Worker Law Takes Effect Jun 07
Wage hour cases are an everyday occurrence in New York. An employer fails to pay the agreed-upon wage or legally mandated overtime, and the employee ...
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Beware the Dangers of Arbitration Clauses in Employment Contracts Jun 05
It is always critical to read any employment agreement before signing it. While you might dismiss employment contracts as boilerplate legal jargon, ...
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