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What Should I Be Paid When I Leave My Job?

Every person who works will leave a job at least once in their career. But what happens to your pay if you quit without notice?...

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I Think My Employer Is Committing Healthcare Fraud. What Can I Do?

What is Healthcare Fraud? Government-funded healthcare programs don’t just provide essential healthcare services to people who need them—they’re also big business. In 2021, the federal...

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Is Your Non-compete Agreement Legal? Check These 5 Legal Tests

Non-Compete Agreements: Just Because It’s in a Contract Doesn’t Mean It’s Legal Employers are increasingly requiring their employees to sign contracts that include provisions restricting...

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Wrongful Termination in Wisconsin: When Firing an Employee Violates Public Policy

At-Will Employment in Wisconsin: The General Rule Wisconsin employers fire employees for questionable reasons all the time. Sometimes they fire an employee over a personal...

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Sexual Harassment at Work – Wisconsin Legal Standards

Confronting Sexual Harassment in the Workplace in Wisconsin Stories about sexual harassment in the workplace have been in the news recently, as a litany of...

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EEOC Says Mental Health Conditions are Disabilities

MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS ARE DISABILITIES TOO! The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has recently published information which clarifies protections afforded to people who suffer from...

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Sexual Harassment at Work – Wisconsin Legal Standards

Donald Trump and Locker Room Talk: Confronting Sexual Harassment in the Workplace in Wisconsin Donald Trump, a candidate with a known history of objectifying women,...

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SUPREME COURT HOLDS THAT THE LIMITATIONS PERIOD FOR A CONSTRUCTIVE DISCHARGE CLAIM BEGINS RUNNING ONLY AFTER THE EMPLOYEE RESIGNS

In a recent decision, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the limitations period for a constructive discharge claim by a federal employee begins running only...

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Anxious You Might Lose Your Job? Four Steps to Take to Protect Your Employment

4 Steps Toward Protecting Your Employment and/or Bolstering a Wrongful Termination Case Employees often seek our counsel when the prospects of saving their jobs are...

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