Rachelle E. Hill

Rachelle E. Hill

Bean, Kinney & Korman, PC


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Employment Law Newsletter - May 2013

In This Issue: - Thinking about Hiring an Unpaid Summer Intern? What You Need to Know - Pets in the Workplace: Should Your Company Open its Doors to Employees’ Furry Friends? - Excerpt from Thinking about...more

5/8/2013 - ADA Classification Dog-Friendly Workplace DOL Hiring & Firing Unpaid Interns

Business Law Newsletter - May 2013

In This Issue: - Subpoenas: What Are They and What Do You Do If You or Your Business Receives One? - Sequestration and the Continuing Resolution’s Effect on Government Contracting - New I-9 Creates Risk...more

5/6/2013 - Compliance Employer Liability Issues I-9 Sequestration Subpoenas Termination

Pets In The Workplace: Should Your Company Open Its Doors To Employees’ Furry Friends?

Pet Sitter International’s Take Your Dog to Work Day (“TYDTWDay”) is Friday, June 21, 2013. With this event on the horizon, it raises questions regarding the legal and practical aspects of allowing pets in the workplace. ...more

5/1/2013 - Corporate Culture Dog-Friendly Workplace Liability Pets

Subpoenas: What Are They And What Do You Do If You Or Your Business Receives One?

What’s a “Subpoena”? A subpoena is a formal document commanding a person or an entity to either appear at a location and give testimony (a witness subpoena) or to produce documents identified within the subpoena (a...more

4/26/2013 - Subpoenas

Business Law Newsletter - January 2013

In This Issue: - Written Contracts and the Statute of Limitations...Page 1 - Website Owners: Who is Liable for Third Party Postings on Your Website?...Page 2 - Business Tort Brings Sanctions...Page 3 -...more

1/10/2013 - Breach of Contract Communications Decency Act Conversion Copyright Defamation DMCA Infringement Sanctions Software Statute of Limitations Third-Party Trade Secrets Website Owner Liability Written Agreements

Website Owners: Who Is Liable For Third Party Postings On Your Website?

A recent Fairfax County defamation case involving a consumer’s scathing postings against a contractor on Yelp and Angie’s List raises the issue as to who can be held liable for postings made by third parties. Can the...more

12/28/2012 - Communications Decency Act Copyright Defamation DMCA Infringement Third-Party Website Owner Liability

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