Sara Sharp Sara Sharp

New NLRB Guidance: Employers Cannot Require Broad Waivers in Severance Agreements

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has issued new guidance on severance agreements, clarifying that employers cannot require employees to waive their rights under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) in exchange for severance benefits. The memo offers guidance on the kinds of severance agreement provisions that could violate the Act if enforced, including confidentiality, non-disclosure, and non-disparagement clauses. This new development has significant implications for both employers and employees, and it is essential to ensure that severance agreements comply with applicable laws and regulations.

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Sara Sharp Sara Sharp

Employee Equity Options for the Business Owner

Companies wanting to incentivize their employees have a lot of options. The first thought is often equity, but Profit Sharing Plans or bonuses are typically easier and cheaper to administer and can have a similar impact.

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Sara Sharp Sara Sharp

Can a member or manager compete with her Company?

In general, your operating agreement controls the rights and remedies of your company. However, in Colorado, the business of an LLC is also controlled by statute (C.R.S. § 7-80-101, et seq.), which spells out certain duties of members and managers.

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Sara Sharp Sara Sharp

Using Influencers to Promote Your Business: Legal Disclosure Requirements

With the quarantines and pandemic-era restrictions that make up our day-to-day, more companies than ever are turning to online marketing in 2021. Many of these companies or brands simply do not know the legal lay of the land in the social media marketing or affiliate marketing space. In fact, most advertising agencies are likewise in the dark.

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Thomas Codevilla Thomas Codevilla

Tips for Navigating In-house Secondments as Outside Counsel

I recently finished a several month stint in-house helping out a client during one of their lawyers’ maternity leave. The experience was wonderful. Having been in-house for several years before, I was surprised, however, at how much more I learned this go-round.

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