Bankruptcy

The Bankruptcy Code’s Puzzling Back Pay Provision

August 1, 2016

Bankruptcy

Fighting a Management Bonus Plan

July 19, 2016

Practice Areas

Federal appeals court rejects “right to work” challenge to union security provision of Railway labor act.

By Ronak Rana July 11, 2016

Practice Areas

NEW YORK COURT HOLDS UNION HAS NO DUTY TO NEGOTIATE FOR RETROACIVE PAY FOR THOSE WHO QUIT THEIR JOB BEFORE CONTRACT IS REACHED

By Ronak Rana June 30, 2016

Practice Areas

COHEN, WEISS AND SIMON LLP, TOGETHER WITH MAKE THE ROAD NEW YORK, OBTAINS $130,000 SETTLEMENT IN WAGE AND HOUR LAWSUIT AGAINST QUEENS CARWASH

By Ronak Rana June 24, 2016

Bankruptcy

A Company’s Bankruptcy Filing Typically Provides No Shield Against Grievances, Arbitrations and Unfair Labor Practice Charges

June 3, 2016

Bankruptcy

Whether a Claim is Pre- or Post-Petition Is Critical But Often Far from Clear, as a Michigan Bankruptcy Court Decision Shows

May 16, 2016

Practice Areas

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT ISSUES TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER PREVENTING NEW YORK CITY HOUSING AUTHORITY, PENDING HEARING, FROM UNILATERALLY IMPLEMENTING EMPLOYEE SCHEDULE CHANGES

By Ronak Rana April 20, 2016

Bankruptcy

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit Rules that Debtor May Reject Expired Collective Bargaining Agreement

February 16, 2016

Bankruptcy

Companies’ Actions to Avoid Withdrawal Liability, While Making Payments to Insiders, Violated “Good Faith” Requirements of the Bankruptcy Code, Says Tennessee Federal Court

February 2, 2016