It has been too long since we recognized our own librarians and staff for the awesome work they do. This spring several individuals were nominated for awards, promoted in their position, or have taken on leadership roles both near and far. In this post we highlight four of the most recent examples. Way to go!
By Rachel Evans & Marie Mize
In our newest installment of this series highlighting works of art from our Law Library Archives collection we will share about the two marble busts located on the second floor of the Law Library annex: Pericles and Demosthenes.
More About the Art Objects
Mount Pentelicus, northeast of Athens,
The Department of Labor (“DOL”) posted new model notices on its website which employers may use to satisfy notice obligations under the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985 (“COBRA”), along with a short series of FAQs regarding the model notices. The main changes to both the general and the election model notices clarify the
The IRS has issued eagerly anticipated pre-guidance clarifying certain aspects of the CARES Act’s withdrawal and loan relief provision applicable to retirement plans (the “New FAQs”). This article expands on our prior summaryof the statutory provisions.
Additional Guidance Anticipated
The New FAQs indicate the IRS’ intention to release additional guidance in the near future.
The Department of Labor in connection with other agencies (the “Agencies”) have released guidance delaying and extending many common deadlines for employee benefit plans. In EBSA Disaster Relief Notice 2020-01, the DOL extended deadlines and provided other relief for employee benefits plans subject to Title I of ERISA. Further, the Department of Labor and
Takeaway: In a data breach class action, the typical panoply of claims asserted include tort claims (such as negligence and negligence per se), contractual claims (such as claims for breach of express and implied contracts), unjust enrichment, and various statutory claims (such as claims under data breach notification statutes and deceptive trade practices acts).
We have already highlighted art and pet therapy resources from our Stress Busters LibGuide, as well as puzzles and other live zoom events. Today we want to share our “Fuel Up” section of the guide where librarians are sharing their favorite methods and recipes for what keeps them focused and feeling good when
Please note: The below information may require updating, including additional clarification, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to develop. Please monitor our main COVID-19 Task Force page for updates.
You want to reopen your place of business, and certainly do not want to harm your customers or employees in doing so. Safety from COVID-19 in your establishment
By Rachel Evans & Marie Mize
The latest installment of this series highlighting works of art from our Law Library Archives collection focuses on one of the works found in our reading room, right by the large floor-to-ceiling windows that give the space the iconic and memorable view students have come to love. Just before
