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Getting Rid of the Misnomer: The Risks Behind the Term "1099 Employee"

Written By Justin T. Hill

February 2, 2022

While many employers use the term "1099 employee" as a means to distinguish independent contractors from the company's W-2 employees, no such term exists from a legal standpoint. In fact, in addition to being inacc…

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Land Use and Zoning Basics for Community Associations

Written By Clint H. Cogburn

January 28, 2022

Recently, I detailed a variety of land use laws and land use regulations pertinent to community associations and community association managers. The webinar, which is part of Ward and Smith’s Community Association B…

Rapid Fire Legal Update on Tax Provisions, E-Discovery, Lobbying Issues, and ADA Compliance

Written By Richard J. Crow, Chris S. Edwards, James W. Norment, and Hayley R. Wells

January 26, 2022

We recently provided timely updates on new tax provisions, electronic discovery, lobbying issues, and ADA compliance during Ward and Smith's 2021 Virtual In-House Counsel Webinar. The following article highlight…

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Inside Out: Employment Law LARP

Written By S. McKinley Gray, III, Justin T. Hill, and Devon D. Williams

January 21, 2022

Three Ward and Smith labor and employment attorneys analyzed a number of real-life situations many employers are dealing with in the current landscape. The webinar, part of Ward and Smith's In-House Counsel virtual confer…

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Buying and Selling Real Estate in the Community Associations Universe

Written By Kristin D. Mitcham and Allen N. Trask, III

January 19, 2022

Community associations ("COAs") are not typically thought of as property owners outside of perhaps the clubhouse, pool, or tennis courts. However, COAs can and do own those and other types of real estate in many dif…

Split Decision: SCOTUS Stays OSHA ETS, While Upholding CMS Vaccine Mandate

Written By Emily G. Massey, William A. Oden, III, and Devon D. Williams

January 13, 2022

On January 13, 2022, in a 6-3 per curiam opinion in NFIB v. OSHA, the United States Supreme Court ordered the OSHA ETS be stayed pending disposition of the matter at the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. Large E…

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Getting Rid of the Misnomer: The Risks Behind the Term "1099 Employee"

Land Use and Zoning Basics for Community Associations

Rapid Fire Legal Update on Tax Provisions, E-Discovery, Lobbying Issues, and ADA Compliance

Inside Out: Employment Law LARP

Buying and Selling Real Estate in the Community Associations Universe

Split Decision: SCOTUS Stays OSHA ETS, While Upholding CMS Vaccine Mandate

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