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Worth the Wait: NYS Clarifies Requirements for Sexual Harassment Prevention Programs

by Jill Rosenberg and Lisa Lupion
6 minute read | October.04.2018

One week before the October 9, 2018 deadline for compliance with the statewide sexual harassment prevention mandate (the “Mandate”), New York Labor ...

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“Call-In Pay” for “On-Call” Work: New York’s Proposed Employee Scheduling Rules

by Lisa Lupion and Necia Hobbes
3 minute read | November.22.2017

The New York State Department of Labor has introduced its proposed rules, to address the practice of “on-call” scheduling (also called “just-in-time” ...

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Allegations of Misclassification Are Insufficient to Demonstrate Commonality and Typicality According to California Court of Appeal Decision

by Joseph Liburt and Lisa Lupion
3 minute read | August.15.2017

The California Court of Appeal for the Fourth District held that misclassification alone does not establish liability for overtime violations, and, ...

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Statutory Protections for Freelance Workers: New York City Paving the Way for a New Category of Workers?

by Jill Rosenberg and Lisa Lupion
4 minute read | November.01.2016

Wage and hour laws have traditionally drawn, or at least attempted to draw, a bright line between employees, who are entitled to the protections of ...

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Cat’s Paw Making New Tracks: Second Circuit Extends Cat’s Paw Principle to Retaliation Claims and to Low-Level Employees

by Jill Rosenberg and Lisa Lupion
3 minute read | September.23.2016

The “cat’s paw” doctrine, a concept first coined by Seventh Circuit Judge Richard Posner in 1990 and adopted by the Supreme Court in 2011, applies ...

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Securities Industry Employment Arbitration Paper

by Mike Delikat, Jill Rosenberg and Lisa Lupion
May.25.2016

Orrick's Mike Delikat, Jill Rosenberg and Lisa Lupion authored a paper that examines the employment disputes that are arbitrated under the Financial ...

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Digging Into the New Overtime Regulations

by Mike Delikat, Jill Rosenberg, Julie Totten and Lisa Lupion
May.19.2016

Within the Department of Labor's aggressive regulatory agenda in the last few years, its proposed regulations on the white collar exemptions from ...

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In the Nick of Time: Governor Cuomo Approves Repeal of Annual Wage Notices

by Jill Rosenberg and Lisa Lupion
December.31.2014

As employers in New York were gearing up for distribution of the annual wage notices in January 2015, Governor Andrew Cuomo finally signed the ...

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A 40 Hour per Week Volunteer? Second Circuit Says Yes

by Lisa Lupion and Jill Rosenberg
2 minute read | June.24.2014

For forty hours, five days a week, for three years, Jayquan Brown provided services to New York City Department of Education’s Banana Kelly High ...

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Orrick Lawyers Author Article on Impact of ‘Schwab’ Ruling on Class Actions Waivers of Employment Claims

by Lisa Lupion
June.12.2014

Employment law counsel Trish Higgins and senior associate Lisa Lupion authored an article in Corporate Counsel that discusses the impact of the U.S. ...

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Better Late Than Never: The New York State Department of Labor Finally Issues Regulations on Permissible Wage Deductions

by Lisa Lupion and Jill Rosenberg
4 minute read | October.14.2013

Almost one year after the New York Labor Law was amended to expand the scope of permissible wage deductions, on October 9, 2013, the New York ...

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Governor Cuomo Signs Amendments to Wage Deduction Law in New York

by Jill Rosenberg and Lisa Lupion
September.12.2012

Orrick’s Employment team issued an alert on the expansion of categories that can considered permissible wage deductions.