Sep 1, 2026 | Business Law, Business Planning, Community, News
Thanks in part to Warrick & Boyn, LeAnn Alvarado—owner of The Hub on Huntington in Syracuse—is building her business, working with friends and family, and living her dream LeAnn Alvarado, owner of The Hub on Huntington in Syracuse, had help from her husband,...Jun 10, 2026 | Business Law, Business Planning, Community, News
A conversation with Justin Venturi, co-owner of Pizzeria Venturi, on craft, conviction, and the infrastructure behind a destination restaurant Justin Venturi, founder and co-owner of Pizzeria Venturi in Goshen, has been proud to share his passion for authentic...Jun 3, 2026 | Business Law, Business Planning, News
By Dean Leazenby Effective February 27, 2026, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) officially reinstated the 2020 pre-Biden joint employer standard, making joint employer status less likely to be found. Now, as in 2020, to be considered a joint employer, a...Mar 12, 2026 | Business Law, News
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently dismissed its two appeals in cases challenging its 2024 rule banning noncompete agreements in employment contracts. The noncompete rule was issued in April of 2023, but never took effect. It would have banned most noncompete...Apr 20, 2022 | Business Law, News
April 20, 2022 Typically, most employers do not allow employees to bring their pets to work. Such employers are, however, increasingly faced with requests from employees to bring their service or emotional support animals to work. Although no federal law directly...