In Trusts and Estates | On January 22, 2019
As a parent, one of the most significant decisions I had to make in my estate planning wasn’t how to divide my estate or how to reduce taxes. It was who my husband and I should name as guardian of our young children. Fortunately my decision – although significant – wasn’t too difficult because I […]
In response to a blog post that is available here, I received the following question: In the new Delaware sexual harassment law, as it pertains to the meaning of “independent contractor,” must a person working in Delaware be counted as an “employee” when s/he performs work that is inside the usual course of business of […]
I previously wrote about the new Delaware sexual harassment law that becomes effective January 1, 2019. For a discussion about that, see my article available here. As I stated in that article, it may be significant that, for the first time, Delaware’s employment practices law now addresses “independent contractors.” For now, the significance of the […]
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