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Griffin Gumm

Summary: If an employee signs an offer letter, employee handbook acknowledgment, or onboarding packet in Texas, there’s a good chance they also agreed to resolve future disputes through alternative dispute resolution (ADR) rather than in court. This blog breaks down what ADR actually is, how mediation differs from arbitr...


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Anita Basavaraju

Balancing work with a serious illness, a new baby, or a family member’s health crisis is one of the hardest things employees face — and knowing your legal rights can make all the difference. The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal law designed to give eligible employees time away from work for these situations ...


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Dallas Senior Trial Attorney Deontae Wherry

You did everything right. You asked for the leave you were entitled to, whether it was to recover from surgery, care for a sick parent, or welcome a new baby. Then something felt off. Maybe your employer made the leave difficult, dragged their feet, or acted like you were causing a problem. Or may...


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Dallas Employment Trial Lawyer Riley Carter

If you reported suspected securities fraud, accounting misconduct, or shareholder fraud at a publicly traded company and your employer retaliated against you for it, you may have a claim under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX). Congress passed SOX in 2002, in the wake of the Enron and WorldCom scandals...


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