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Spring 2025 Symposium: Labor Rights in the Modern Workplace

LELS Brief hosted its annual symposium bringing together students, practitioners, and faculty to discuss emerging issues in labor and employment law.

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Athletes or Assets? Trade Considerations and Labor Rights in Professional Basketball  

Athletes or Assets? Trade Considerations and Labor Rights in Professional Basketball  

by lelsbrief October 8, 2025June 23, 2026
Trump’s Executive Order and Pending Legislation Threaten to Cement College Athletes’ Misclassification under the FLSA and NLRA

Trump’s Executive Order and Pending Legislation Threaten to Cement College Athletes’ Misclassification under the FLSA and NLRA

by lelsbrief August 4, 2025June 23, 2026
Examining the DOJ’s Arguments Surrounding Associational Standing for Unions Representing Fired Federal Workers

Examining the DOJ’s Arguments Surrounding Associational Standing for Unions Representing Fired Federal Workers

by lelsbrief July 26, 2025June 23, 2026
The Legal Risks of Dismantling DEI Programs Under Title VII and Emerging Federal Orders

The Legal Risks of Dismantling DEI Programs Under Title VII and Emerging Federal Orders

by lelsbrief June 12, 2025June 23, 2026
Get With the Program, Reality Shows: NLRB Says Unscripted Cast Members are “Employees” Under the NLRA

Get With the Program, Reality Shows: NLRB Says Unscripted Cast Members are “Employees” Under the NLRA

by lelsbrief May 31, 2025June 23, 2026
Captive-Audience Meetings and the Future of Unlawful Corporate Coercion

Captive-Audience Meetings and the Future of Unlawful Corporate Coercion

by lelsbrief April 22, 2025June 23, 2026
The Merit Systems Protection Board Backlog: A Problem for Federal Employees Solved with New Systems

The Merit Systems Protection Board Backlog: A Problem for Federal Employees Solved with New Systems

by lelsbrief January 1, 2025June 23, 2026
Giving the Cat’s Paw its Claws: How Broader Subordinate Liability Protects Vulnerable Workers

Giving the Cat’s Paw its Claws: How Broader Subordinate Liability Protects Vulnerable Workers

by lelsbrief December 21, 2024June 23, 2026
The Impact of Recent Administrative Jurisprudence on Private Sector Labor Law

The Impact of Recent Administrative Jurisprudence on Private Sector Labor Law

by lelsbrief December 2, 2024June 23, 2026

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