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March 28

Employment

What Does an Employment Attorney Do?

Have you ever wondered, “What does an employment attorney do?” Or, more importantly, what can an employment attorney do for you? Labor and Employment attorneys can protect the rights of both employers and employees and help both parties reach a resolution in the event of a dispute between them. From wrongful termination, discrimination, and wage equality to creating new employee handbooks or codes of conduct and resolving employment agreement disputes,…

March 26

Employment, Whistleblowers

What Potential Consequences Do Employers Face for Whistleblower Retaliation?

Employers are bound by various federal laws that safeguard employees who report unethical or illegal activities within the workplace, commonly referred to as whistleblowing. These protections are designed to encourage individuals to report harmful or unlawful conduct without fear of reprisal. When employers retaliate against whistleblowers—whether through termination, demotion, harassment, or other adverse treatment—they not only violate these laws but also open themselves up to serious consequences. Understanding the liability…

March 26

Wage and Hour, Employment, Litigation

What Should Employees Do If They Suspect Wage Violations in Their Workplace?

Ensuring fair compensation is not just a fundamental right but also the foundation of a respectful and equitable workplace. When employees dedicate their time and effort, they are entitled to every dollar they earn. Unfortunately, wage violations remain a persistent issue in many workplaces, leaving hardworking individuals underpaid or not paid at all. If you suspect that your employer is failing to meet their legal obligations, take action with experienced…

March 25

Misclassification

New York Senate Passes Employee Misclassification Bill to Protect Workers

On March 7, 2025, the New York Senate announced it unanimously passed Senate Bill S1514, an employee misclassification bill that amends state labor law. This bill is part of a package of state legislation supporting workers’ rights. Once enacted, the legislation will protect misclassified workers by permitting the Commissioner of New York’s Department of Labor (NYDOL) to issue stop-work orders to employers for (1) misclassifying employees as independent contractors; and…

March 21

Consumer Protection, Employment

How Can Workers Recognize and Protect Themselves From Fraudulent Employment Practices?

Fraudulent employment practices are a growing concern for professionals across industries. Whether it is a false promise of career advancement or misleading compensation details, fraud in the workplace can have significant consequences for employees. Victims may find themselves facing financial hardships, emotional distress, and career setbacks. Miller Shah understands the challenges posed by these deceptive practices and is committed to helping workers protect their interests and assert their rights. Being…

March 18

Employment, Misclassification

California Independent Contractor Misclassification Costs Amity In-Home Care $2.3M

Worker Misclassification Costs Amity $2.3M On February 20, 2025, the California Labor Commissioner’s Office (“LCO”), a division of the Department of Industrial Relations (“DIR”), fined Amity In-Home Care Services, Inc. (“Amity”) over $2.3 million for misclassifying its workers as independent contractors. Amity is a California-based home care agency that provides non-medical services such as personal hygiene, light housekeeping, companionship, and mobility assistance through its team of “skilled and dependable caregivers.”…

March 11

Employment

When to Consult a Gender Discrimination Attorney – Lessons from Facebook’s Netherlands Bias Ruling

Facebook’s Gender Discrimination Ruling: What It Means for Future Lawsuits A recent decision by the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights has found that Facebook’s advertising algorithm engaged in gender discrimination, raising serious concerns about bias in digital hiring practices. For anyone who believes they have been unfairly excluded from job opportunities due to biased digital advertising, consulting an employment attorney may be the best step forward. This case raises important…

March 04

Employment, Misclassification

The Cost of Worker Misclassification in Maryland

Worker misclassification is a widespread issue that affects thousands of employees across Maryland, depriving them of critical benefits and protections. Many workers who should be classified as employees are instead misclassified as independent contractors, often without their knowledge. This can result in lost wages, denied benefits, and reduced legal protections, making it harder for workers to access the rights they deserve. Worker Misclassification in Maryland: What Employees & Employers Need…

February 25

Employment

Military Discrimination Leads to USERRA Lawsuit Against OKC Public Schools

Military service members should never have to choose between their civilian careers and their duty to serve. The Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (“USERRA”) lawsuit, filed by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) on behalf of Air Force Reserve Staff Sergeant Michael McCullough against Oklahoma City Public Schools (“OKCPS”), focuses on this problem of military discrimination in the workplace. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for…

February 06

Employment, Whistleblowers

Can My Employer Legally Retaliate Against Me For Reporting Misconduct?

Reporting misconduct in the workplace is a courageous act that often comes with considerable stress and uncertainty. While whistleblowers play a crucial role in upholding integrity and accountability within organizations, fear of retaliation can make the decision to speak out particularly challenging. At Miller Shah, we recognize the pressures whistleblowers face. Our mission is to help these individuals understand their legal protections and provide the guidance they need to bring…

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