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    Think Before You Push 'Record' Making A Secret Recording At Work Is Almost Always A Bad Idea

    Lately more of our law firm's potential clients — employees who face on-the-job discrimination, harassment, or other wrongdoing — have arrived with secret workplace recordings that they believe could help to win their case.
    United StatesEmployment and HR
    The Employment Law Group
    The Employment Law Group
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    Is Your Non-Compete Agreement In The DMV Area Enforceable?

    The collapse of the Federal Trade Commission’s nationwide non-compete ban in 2024 left many wondering whether their own non-compete agreements are still enforceable.
    United StatesEmployment and HR
    The Employment Law Group
    The Employment Law Group
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What You Need To Know About Workplace Defamation

Defamation is not just a buzzword in pop culture. It is an illegal action that can harm a person’s reputation and even their livelihood if they lose their job.
United StatesEmployment and HR
The Employment Law Group
The Employment Law Group

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