The members of the Nutmeg Board of Education were frustrated. They have heard loud and clear from parents and others in the school community that
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CAS Legal Mailbag Question of the Week – 1/28/2021
Dear Legal Mailbag:
Despite the challenges of working through the last months (we hope) of the COVID-19 pandemic, life goes on for me as a
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CAS Legal Mailbag Question of the Week – 1/21/2021
Dear Legal Mailbag:
As a middle school principal and a fan of Legal Mailbag, I read with interest your reference last week to the
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CAS Legal Mailbag Question of the Week – 1/14/2021
Dear Legal Mailbag:
I am a high school administrator at the James Hetfield High School (the board chair when the school was named was a
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CAS Legal Mailbag Question of the Week – 1/7/2021
Dear Legal Mailbag:
Thank you for all of the valuable information you provide each week. I have worked as a school secretary for the past
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CAS Legal Mailbag Question of the Week – 12/23/2020
Dear Legal Mailbag:
I am a teacher and I listened with interest to the CAS webinar last week on Free Speech Rights in our Schools:
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See You In Court! – January 2021
Bob Bombast, a veteran member of the Nutmeg Board of Education, has an active presence on social media, and he is not reluctant to tell
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With COVID-19 Vaccines Finally Arriving, Employers Must Ask and Answer Difficult Questions
This week marked a turning point in the COVID-19 Pandemic: the arrival of the first vaccines. Now that the vaccines are finally coming (through much
Unionized U.S. Employers Have Duty to Bargain Over the Effects of Measures to Correct I-9 Form Deficiencies and the Decision to Enroll Voluntarily in E-Verify
An Administrative Law Judge (ALJ”) of the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB”) recently ruled that an employer had to bargain with its union over efforts
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CAS Legal Mailbag Question of the Week – 12/17/20
Dear Legal Mailbag:
One of the teachers in my school has a blog, and almost every day she posts her account from the trenches as
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