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October 09 2024
Client Alert: Politics at Work: What California Employers Need to Know
With the election weeks away, unrest in the Middle East, and political protests, passions are running strong on all sides and will naturally invade the workplace. Employers should be prepared to deal with this intrusion.
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October 09 2024
David R. Rothfeld, a member of the Firm who leads the Firm’s Traditional Labor Law Practice and co-chairs EGS’ Hospitality Practice presented a Hotel Association of New York City, Inc. webinar on the “ New York City Licensing Bill aka “ Safe Hotels Act” ( City Council Bill No. 991-B).
October 08 2024
Client Alert: California Employers Voting Leave and Notice Requirement
With the upcoming November 5, 2024 election, employers are reminded of California’s voting leave law.
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September 26 2024
enVVeno Medical Corporation announced the closing of their confidentially marketed public offering in the amount of $15,000,000. EGS acted as counsel to enVVeno Medical Corporation.
September 20 2024 Event
Susie Cirilli, a member of the Firm, is representing Ellenoff Grossman and Schole at the Game Changers Conference from September 25 – 26 at the New York Marriott Marquis. The conference is dedicated to the elevation and celebration of women in the sports industry.
September 17 2024
Chanson International Holding, a provider of bakery, seasonal, and beverage products through its chain stores in China and the United States, announced the closing of its initial public offering in the amount of $2,740,000. EGS acted as counsel to Joseph Stone Capital, LLC, the exclusive placement agent for the Offering.
September 17 2024
Harrison Taylor, of counsel to the Firm, wrote an article for Total Food Service titled: “Shielding Employers: How ERISA Committees Minimize Employer Liabilities.”
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September 16 2024
Client Alert: Model Contract Provides Guidance for Compliance with City of Los Angeles’ Freelance Workers Protection Ordinance
The City of Los Angeles’ Freelance Workers Protection Ordinance (“FWPO”) Model Contract was recently issued. Use of the model contract is not required, but it serves as a useful helpful blueprint for those seeking to comply with their obligations under the FWPO.
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