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Nullification: The Truths and the Fallacies
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Can Employee Display a Confederate Flag on Facebook as Free Speech? Or Can Employer Take Action? | Connecticut Employment Law Blog

There’s been lots of talk lately about the Confederate flag and its symbolism in the aftermath of the Charleston shootings. But I wondered: How has this flag come up in the context of employment discr...
Maybe That Lawsuit Brought By Your Employee Isn't So Frivolous | Connecticut Employment Law Blog

In yesterday’s post, I talked about some of the reasons why an employee’s lawsuit against his or her employer was destined for failure. But employers, I’m afraid you’re not off the hook that easily. T...