Issues at Work

Person at desk, holding a book and pen, negotiating severance pay. Chess board and gavel in forefront symbolizing difficulty of negotiating for more severance pay

Negotiating for More Severance Pay

In today’s fast-paced world about 40% of people are fired from a job in their lifetime. If you were fired today, would you know how to negotiate for a lucrative severance package? At Gardner Employment Law, we have successfully negotiated

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Hybrid AI businessman points out into the distance at an electronic version of the scales of justice. This symbolizes how using AI in the workplace incorrectly causes a plethora of legal issues.

AI in the Workplace

In today’s rapidly evolving world, AI (artificial intelligence) is making its presence known as a revolutionary workplace resource. Read on to learn more about how the latest software could help or maybe harm you at work. At Gardner Employment Law,

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A Physician working on complex problems on a chalkboard. Symbolizes how easy it is to misinterpret a Physician Compensation Model.

Physician Compensation Models

The majority of today’s physicians earn their compensation, not by issuing medical bills, but by complicated formulas put in place by insurance companies and Medicare.  Misunderstanding the compensation model can leave a physician underpaid and overworked. Read on to learn

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A cut out of a man(a corporate officer with fiduciary duty) is holding up a heavy bar with the word "company" spelled out.

Corporate Officer Fiduciary Duty

A fiduciary duty represents the highest standard of care imposed by law. Read on to learn what corporate fiduciary duty means and how you must uphold it. At Gardner Employment Law, we understand the various issues and duties executives must

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A office of computers and workers in front of a factory floor, which is akin to the conditions in the Tesla collision center

Tough Times at Tesla

Tesla is in trouble after the NLRB (National Labor Relations Board) found that Tesla violated its employees’ rights. Continue reading to learn what rights were at stake and what the NLRB decided. At Gardner Employment Law, we value keeping our

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