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Restaurant's Mandatory Service Charge Wasn't a Tip
Category: Employment, Litigation
In the current battle to hire and retain good workers, employers have developed creative ways to balance employees’ increased compensation expectations against the costs of running a business. In addition, restaurants using the tip credit have the extra administrative difficulties of making sure…
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Court of Appeals Concludes Swimming Pool is Not an Attractive Nuisance
Category: Litigation
In addition, this article was co-authored by former Attorney Lindsey Vechik. In a case arising from tragic circumstances, the Arkansas Court of Appeals recently concluded that a residential swimming pool located near an elementary school was not an attractive nuisance, and affirmed summary judgment…
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Licenses and the Law Series, Part V: Potential Board Sanctions Against Licensees
Category: Health Care, Litigation
In addition, this article was co-authored by former Attorneys Lindsey Vechik and Peyton Hildebrand. In this article, we explain the different actions that boards can take against licensees. The board may take the following actions once its investigation concludes: (1) Dismissal — The board may…
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Licenses and the Law Series, Part IV: Responding to a Complaint Against Your License
Category: Health Care, Litigation
In addition, this article was co-authored by former Attorneys Lindsey Vechik and Peyton Hildebrand. Most licensing boards in the State of Arkansas give their licensees a chance to respond, normally in writing, to the complaint against them. Those that do, generally give a 30-day response deadline…
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Licenses and the Law Series, Part III: Who Can File a Complaint
Category: Health Care, Litigation
In addition, this article was co-authored by former Attorneys Lindsey Vechik Peyton Hildebrand. As we explained in our previous two articles, most licensing boards will “serve” the licensee with a copy of the complaint that it receives and request the licensee’s response. A complaint against a…
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