by Andy Arnold | Jan 30, 2010 | Book Review, Employment Law, Reading Recommendations
We all read a lot of stuff every week, but only a fraction that we would recommend to others. My list comes from pretty mainstream sources, but hey, that is where most of my worthwhile reading was found. In any event, check out links to articles about Bimbo Bakeries... read more
by Andy Arnold | Jan 15, 2010 | Employment Law
Every employment relationship that does not involve a contract for a stated term (like a contract for one year) is presumed to be “at will.” Employment at will is defined as the ability of either employer and employee to terminate employment for a good... read more
by Andy Arnold | Jan 13, 2010 | Practice of Law
Avoiding the Wrong Lane in Employment Law: As a Gamecock fan, I am enjoying the turmoil of our SEC East rivals. I am tempted to say “I told you so.” Lane Kiffin had no record of accomplishment, his employment history had telltale signs of impending trouble, and he... read more
by Andy Arnold | Dec 18, 2009 | Practice of Law
Who was Harry Blackmun? The short answer is that he was an Associate Justice of the United Supreme Court and the author of Roe v. Wade. The slightly longer answer can be found in the 2005 national bestseller Becoming Justice Blackmun: Harry Blackmun’s Supreme... read more
by Andy Arnold | Nov 9, 2009 | Practice of Law
No one likes the thought of going to a nursing home, but assisted living facilities seem to provoke much less dread and concern. Nursing homes provide residents with 24/7 skilled nursing care while assisted living facilities provide housing, food, and care to... read more