Weintraub Tobin is a journalist who writes for JD Supra, focusing on legal and employment news in California. Their articles cover a range of topics, including artificial intelligence in the workplace, copyright infringement cases, non-compete agreements, and the protectability of phrases.
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Weintraub Tobin's coverage focuses predominantly on legal and compliance matters, with a specific emphasis on human resources, employment law, copyright infringement, intellectual property, and artificial intelligence. The coverage also involves announcements related to legal policy regulation and government.
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By: Weintraub Tobin
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New changes to employment law are coming in 2025! Weintraub Labor and Employment attorneys Shauna Correia and Meagan Bainbridge give you an overview on what you need to know to stay compliant in the latest episode of California Employment News.
Under California law, employers are prohibited from making, adopting, or enforcing policies that prevent an employee from disclosing violations of a state or federal statute, or a violation or noncompliance with a local, state, or federal regulation to, among others, a government or law enforcement agency. The law also prohibits employers from retaliating against an employee who makes such a disclosure.
By: Weintraub Tobin
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By: Weintraub Tobin, Alison Geddes
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