Can Physical Examination and Attestation Be Delegated to Others for Remote Hires?
Giselle Carson Sep 1, 2021 in I-9 and E-Verify
This is the sixth post in a series celebrating the publication of my new book: I-9 Verification Employment eGuide for HR professionals. This book is a free guide that covers everything busy HR pros need to know to avoid common issues throughout the I-9 verification process. These blog posts detail the first chapter of the book, “Top 10 Questions from Employers About I-9s.” So far, I have covered: 6 of the Top I-9 Mistakes That […]
Continue ReadingYes, There Really Is a Trademark Battle over “Kentucky” Going On
Crystal Broughan, Intellectual Property Attorney Aug 27, 2021 in Intellectual Property
You probably intuitively know that state names are closely intertwined with the universities and athletic teams that reside within them. It is also understandable that the state itself (the government) might want to use the state name for branding efforts. Because of this, one might assume that the overlap of marks is a given — and that both parties would approach it with generosity. Yet it seems that the University of Kentucky has taken a […]
Continue ReadingIs Pre-Population of Section 1 Allowed for Form I-9?
Giselle Carson Aug 25, 2021 in I-9 and E-Verify
Welcome to the fifth post in a series celebrating the publication of my new book: I-9 Verification Employment eGuide for HR professionals. This book is a free guide that covers everything busy HR pros need to know to avoid common issues throughout the I-9 verification process. These blog posts cover the first chapter of the book, “Top 10 Questions from Employers About I-9s.” So far, I have covered: 6 of the Top I-9 Mistakes That […]
Continue ReadingWelcome to my fourth in a series of posts promoting the publication of my new book: I-9 Verification Employment eGuide for HR professionals. This free guide covers everything that busy HR pros need to know to walk them through the I-9 verification process without running afoul of common problems. These blog posts are covering the first chapter of the book, “Top 10 Questions from Employers About I-9s.” So far, I have covered: 6 of the […]
Continue ReadingChecklist: What to Do When You Receive a Cease-and-Desist Letter
Crystal Broughan, Intellectual Property Attorney Aug 19, 2021 in Basics of Intellectual Property
You just received a cease-and-desist letter from a law firm in New York accusing you of trademark and copyright infringement. Your anxiety spikes. What do you do? Consult this checklist of nine steps you should take to protect your business and personal assets: In spite of any inconvenience or how you may feel, do not ignore the cease-and-desist letter. Do not throw the cease-and-desist letter away. Read the letter thoroughly. Make sure you understand what […]
Continue ReadingMarks Gray is pleased to announce that 13 of our attorneys have been recognized by Best Lawyers in the 2022 edition of The Best Lawyers in America in all three categories: Best Lawyers, Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, and Lawyer of the Year. Lawyer of the Year recipients: Edward L. Birk: Insurance Law Susan S. Erdelyi: Civil Rights Law Mary Bland Love: Medical Malpractice Law – Defendants Best Lawyers recipients: Jeptha F. Barbour: Insurance Law, Litigation […]
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