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Hostility in the Workplace

April 29, 2016 | Harassment, hostility, protected class, workplace discrimination

Are you the victim of workplace hostility? The law may provide you with a remedy. You may be entitled to monetary damages.

Commissions and Draw Systems - What Employees Should Know

April 22, 2016 | commission, draw system, minimum wage, wage and hour

Details on what you should know if you are a retail sales or service employee on a commission or draw system.

So You Have a Complaint About a Judge?

April 15, 2016 | bias, judge, judicial conduct, recuse

What can you do when you have a problem with a judge?

Victims of Racially Hostile Work Environments

April 8, 2016 | Discrimination, hostile work environment, race

Are you currently or have you been the victim of a racially hostile work environment? You may have protections under both Federal and State laws.

Sexting - A Big Problem for Schools

April 1, 2016 | juvenile, school law, sexting

“Juveniles sending nude images of themselves or others via computer or smart phone could be charged with a misdemeanor under a bill passed in the Kentucky Senate Thursday. Currently, such an act is a felony, which bill proponents say judges are hesitant to enforce . . . .” - Stu Johnson, “Kentucky Senate Acts to Modify Kentucky Law on ‘Sexting’ Among Juveniles”