
What is the WARN Act and Why Does it Matter?
The WARN Act, formally known as the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (the “Act”)
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An agreement is the meeting of the minds between two persons regarding a bargained for exchange. Contract disputes often occur when parties to an agreement disagree about terms, or if one party fails to perform according to the terms of the agreement. Disputes regarding formation, terms, or performance may lead to a lawsuit or the threat of a lawsuit. Hutchings Law Group guides its’ clients to help them achieve the best outcome when such disputes arise. Contract disputes can often be resolved through considered negotiation and creative problem solving. Hutchings Law Group is skilled at achieving an early resolution to disputes. However, where filing a lawsuit is your only option, Hutchings Law Group is also skilled at navigating the civil courts to advance your claim from start to finish. If you are in the middle of a dispute, or you believe one may be coming, consulting an attorney early is generally the best way to ensure the best outcome.
The WARN Act, formally known as the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (the “Act”)
In response to the unprecedented public health crisis arising from the Novel Coronavirus outbreak, and to address the needs of workers who take sick leave in response to the outbreak.
This article is about Healthcare Professionals concerned with Fair Labor Standards Act.
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