On Monday, the CDC announced changes to its recommended isolation and quarantine time from 10 days to 5 days for asymptomatic people with COVID-19. They recommend that people leaving isolation after 5 days continue to wear a mask for the following 5 days. The CDC also...
Implementing and enforcing safety precautions and social distancing rules is not only beneficial for protecting the community’s most vulnerable populations from COVID-19, but is also valuable in protecting your business from potential lawsuits. Precedence indicates...
Two seemingly disconnected stories in the New York Times from the last couple of weeks reveal a fascinating set of dynamics poised to reshape labor law as well as how hotels operate in New York City. The first article covered a new plan by the Hotel Trades Council,...
A fascinating new paper written by lawyers and economists at the University of Michigan examined the role of noncompete agreements in U.S. labor markets—with a number of remarkable findings. One of the most striking is that the same percentage of American workers with...
Now that Mayor de Blasio’s short-lived presidential campaign has been shelved, his attention has turned back to NYC. His office rolled out a bill this week that would automatically enroll all workers at businesses with more than 10 employees into a retirement savings...
Everyone knows that space is dear in NYC, especially Manhattan. As Mark Twain famously said, “Buy land, they’re not making any more of it.” Given these constraints, one can understand the temptation to spare yourself office rental costs if you happen to have a small...