Federal DOL Proposes Salary Increase For White Collar Overtime Exemptions - How Does the Proposed Rule Impact California Employers?
May 20, 2019: Robin Largent authored the article "Federal DOL Proposes Salary Increase For White Collar Overtime Exemptions - How Does the Proposed Rule Impact California Employers?" for HR.com. In this article, Largent discusses…
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CDF Announces New Attorneys - Allison Chua & Kelsey Webber
May 15, 2019: IRVINE, Calif. – May 15, 2019 – Carothers DiSante & Freudenberger LLP (CDF), an award-winning employment, labor and business immigration law firm recognized for protecting employers in California for a quarter century,…
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Threatening A Co-Worker Will Properly Get You Fired, Restaurant Group Serves Winning Verdict
May 14, 2019: Our client, a southern California restaurant group, faced a lawsuit from a disgruntled former employee who was fired for threatening a co-worker to provide false testimony in the sexual harassment case brought by his wife (also…
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6 California Legislative Issues for Employers and HR to Watch
May 13, 2019: Robin Largent was recently quoted in the article "6 California Legislative Issues for Employers and HR to Watch," published by Society of Human Resources Management (SHRM). Largent shared the following on arbitration…
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CDF Bolsters Bay Area Office - Welcomes New Partner, Jen Cornell
May 8, 2019: Carothers DiSante & Freudenberger LLP Bolsters Bay Area Employment Law Defense Team Acclaimed California employment, labor and immigration law firm welcomes Jen Cornell as San Francisco office partner. SAN FRANCISCO, May 8,…
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Is It Smart for Employers to Ban Smartphones While Driving?
May 1, 2019: Todd Wulffson authored the article "Is It Smart for Employers to Ban Smartphones While Driving?" for Money Inc., in May of 2019. In this article, he discusses the fact that regardless of what state your business is…
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Classification of Gig Economy Workers: Not Music to Companies’ Ears
Apr 29, 2019: CDF partner Lindsay Ayers authors the article "Classification of Gig Economy Workers: Not Music to Companies’ Ears," for Money Inc. on April 29, 2019. "Short for the word “engagement,” in the past, the term…
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Key Trade Secret Takeaways From Recent 9th Circuit Beer Recipe Ruling
Apr 23, 2019: Dan M. Forman discusses the key trade secret takeaways from the recent 9th circuit beer recipe ruling in the attached article published by Law360. "For the second time in six years, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth…
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