JD Supra Morning Brief: High School Fantasy Slut League? Police-File Confetti? Déjà Vu All Over Again for Health Care Reform?
Still shaking off the effects of a four-day tryptophan feast? We’ve got the perfect cure – the JD Supra Morning Brief:
Featured Video: In honor of Movember, Bloomberg Law takes a look at some of the finest mustaches the legal profession has ever known (Bloomberg Law)
Note to self: make sure sensitive police files are shredded, not turned into confetti for the Macy’s Day Parade (BakerHostetler)
Everything you ever wanted to know about employee benefits administration and leaves of absence. Really. (Littler)
Whether it’s an early form of rape or merely a gossip page, Piedmont High School’s “fantasy slut league” sends an important warning to parents and administrators alike (Cullen and Dykman)
Shopping for a student loan will be a lot easier in a few years (Ballard Spahr)
Health care reform is here to stay. Are you ready? (Small Business Support)
Hold on, maybe we spoke too soon – another lawsuit over the constitutionality of Obamacare is winding its way through the courts (Barger & Wolen)
Is “texasworkerscomplaw.com” one of the seven words you can’t say on the internet? The Texas Department of Insurance wants you to think so (Ifrah Law)
Smoke may get into your eyes (and nose and mouth), but it’s not likely to get into the Washington workplace (Perkins Coie)
Pay it forward: how corporations can help reduce the 2013 tax burden of their highly compensated employees (Skadden Arps)
Kick off this year’s awards season with Crunched Credit’s third annual Golden Turkey awards (Dechert)
California’s Governor just signed into law two new weapons to use in the fight against religious discrimination (Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann & Girard)
Need time off to care for your mother on a week-long recreational trip to Las Vegas? The FMLA’s got your back (Franczek Radelet)
Time to pay the piper: court rules adult clubs must classify exotic dancers as employees, not contractors (BakerHostetler)
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