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The IRS recently issued Notice 2018-71 providing guidance on the employer credit for paid family and medical leave under Section 45S of the Internal Revenue Code. Section 45S establishes a general business credit that employers may claim based on a ...

Tagged with: Caitlin Langmead Keeping Your Balance

 The 2019 New York State budget signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo included new and enhanced sexual harassment laws, which have been extolled as the nation’s strongest. It is incumbent upon every employer to become familiar with the requirements under the ...

Tagged with: Trials and Tribulations Victoria Gleason

You may think the euro has been around for many decades; however, that is not true. The euro was first introduced to the financial markets in 1999 and banknotes began circulating in 2002. The Eurozone consists of 19 countries in ...

Tagged with: Money Management Taylor Reynolds

In its July 25 Decision in O’Reilly-Morshead v. O’Reilly-Morshead [788 CA18-00071], the Fourth Department Appellate Division looked to comity conventions in determining equitable distribution in a divorce. Comity, in its legal sense is: The legal principle that political entities (such ...

Tagged with: Matrimonial Matters Sara Stout Ashcraft

When I attended college to obtain my Paralegal Certificate many years ago, a professor recommended to me that I become a member of a professional organization so I could meet other professionals and have the opportunity to continue to learn ...

The statistics are clear: The age landscape is changing and will continue to change in the next decade and the Greater Rochester Area is not immune to this impending “Silver Tsunami.” Consider the following facts and figures… At a Macro ...

Tagged with: Keeping Your Balance

It’s a good time to be a law firm marketer these days, as well as an attorney who benefits from the business development expertise they bring to the table, according to the results of an April 2018 joint study from ...

In today’s world saving for retirement has predominantly fallen on the shoulders of each individual. It is very rare to find a company that still offers a pension plan or for that matter a healthy employer matching program. If you ...

Joint Employment has kept labor and employment lawyers busy in recent years. The concept of joint employment means that an employee can be simultaneously, or “jointly,” employed by two or more entities that exercise, or have the right to exercise, ...

In the wake of Hurricane Florence, disaster preparedness is on everyone’s minds. For lawyers affected by disasters, natural or otherwise, there are unique concerns given the nature of the services that they provide. Statute of limitations and other deadlines must ...

Tagged with: Legal Loop Nicole Black

Teenagers who begin their first jobs are eager to please their supervisors and are thrilled to receive a paycheck! Often, they do not read what they sign — by way of a handbook. Recently the EEOC has sued Del Taco, ...

Tagged with: Lindy Korn Workplace Issues

In light of Hurricane Florence, I wanted to point out some important information released by the Internal Revenue Service this week — as well as some unfortunate reminders that there are scammers out there looking to take advantage in these ...

Tagged with: Keeping Your Balance Megan Broomfield