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Remote and Mobile Workforce: Legal Issues and Practical Considerations
Employers should understand the legal implications of remote work and ensure compliance with the law.
By Alex H. Glaser and Jason Culotta
April 26, 2022
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by Alex H. Glaser
by Jason Culotta
Jason Culotta is an attorney in the Labor and Employment Practice Group at Jones Walker LLP in Louisiana. He litigates complex commercial and employment matters that involve breach-of-contract claims, business torts, non-compete disputes, trade secret violations, fraud claims, fiduciary duty actions, defamation claims, invasion-of-privacy claims, wage-and-hour disputes, Title VII claims and appellate advocacy. He regularly litigates these types of cases in state and federal court and has been on trial teams that have not only successfully obtained and fended off injunctions, but also prevailed on the merits at trial.
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