Issues at Work

  Often times there is news about a person claiming “wrongful termination,” when it could simply be an “at-will” termination. There is a huge difference between the two “terminations.” One word yields the answer – “because.”   What Sometimes Seems

As you’re probably well aware, the coronavirus has impacted millions of workers in the United States, pushing many into the unemployment bracket. After many months, on December 21, 2020 Congress finally passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, a statute primarily

When you were asked to sign an acknowledgement that you received a copy of your company’s handbook, you may have been told that you signed a legally binding contract.  You did not.   As explained below, the Texas Supreme Court

Are you unsure whether information you learned at a previous job is actually “confidential”? Big lawsuits erupt over the use of “confidential information,” and you never want to be caught in that eruption.   At Gardner Employment Law, we have

With the pandemic recession and continuing layoffs, you may be among the lucky employees who are offered a severance package upon your exit. But you may be disappointed in the amount and wonder if you could obtain more severance pay.