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Even though most of our Florida readers know much of what goes on in the courtrooms of other states has very little bearing on our own judicial processes, there are those few out-of-state cases that can grab national attention. One in particular, the case of Jimmy John's and its non-compete agreements, may have grabbed the attention of our readers as well, forcing them to ask an important question: how would Florida law apply in this case?
Can Facebook be used against me?
In an increasingly competitive job market, employers are using every means at their disposal to ensure that the right candidate is found. Unfortunately for some, this means that social networking sites might be used to either recruit or screen potential employment candidates.
Severance agreement complicates wrongful termination suit
While the following story did not happen here in Miami, or even in the state of Florida, it still brings up the important topic of wrongful termination, and how this area can be fraught with complications.
You don't have to be victimized by work comp retaliation
The U.S. Department of Labor recently released its findings on the number of work-related injuries and illnesses in 2013, the most recent year for which complete data is available. While the figures revealed that American workers stayed a bit safer and healthier than they did in 2012, they also served to highlight the dangers that many still face on a daily basis.
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