On March 20, 2025, in Zornoza v. Terraform Global Inc. et al, No. 818-cv-02523 (D. Md. Apr. 4, 2025), a former executive of two SunEdison subsidiaries secured a $34.5 million settlement over his SOX whistleblower retaliation claims.
Background
Carlos Domenech Zornoza (the “Executive”), the former President and CEO of two SunEdison subsidiaries, filed a whistleblower retaliation complaint with the
Navigating life as a single parent can be a significant challenge on its own, but when combined with the responsibilities of caring for aging parents, it can feel overwhelming. The “sandwich generation”—those simultaneously supporting both their children and their parents—often find themselves stretched thin both financially and emotionally. Here are practical tips to help single parents in this situation manage
If you’re a personal injury attorney, you rely on a steady stream of leads. Without it, your intake stalls. When that happens, the first instinct is often to blame the message. But the real issue may be how and where you’re spending your media dollars. You need to look for media buying mistakes that kill […]
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In the Chicago SMSA, many, if not most municipalities, impose certain requirements on the parties to a purchase and sale, as well as a condition to recording the deed.
Litigation can be complex, and one of the most important—but often least understood—phases of a lawsuit is discovery. Whether you’re involved in a business dispute, a real estate lawsuit, or another civil matter, understanding the discovery process can help you feel more informed and prepared as your case progresses.
At Schneiders & Associates, LLP, we guide clients throughout Ventura
LinkedIn’s New Newsletter Metrics: How Email Sends and Open Rates Can Improve Your Strategy
LinkedIn has been busy evolving its content features over the past few years. From live video to native articles, and now newsletters, it’s clear the platform is betting big on content creators and brands who want to build deeper, long-term relationships with their audience. But with
You know that feeling when a project just won’t… end? The endless back-and-forth, the “just one more small tweak,” the somehow still-going email thread from three months ago. We’ve all been there, and it’s exactly what we designed our revision policy to prevent.
Our “One Round” Philosophy
At Heights Strategic Marketing, we have what might initially sound like a strict
Adopting technology for the sake of adopting technology rarely makes sense. This is true for Artificial Intelligence.
To utilize AI, you must have a well-thought-out strategy for selecting, implementing, and using AI.
If you’re an attorney in a small firm, chances are you’re working more than full-time — but only billing a fraction of that. The Clio Legal Trends Report reveals that lawyers average just 2.9 billable hours per workday. That’s roughly 36% of a standard 8-hour day.
It’s not that you’re slacking. You’re buried in emails, tracking down documents, sitting in
Introduction: Why Independent Contractor Status Is a Hot Issue in NJ
Most business owners don’t lose sleep over paperwork—until that paperwork triggers an independent contractor classification audit from the New Jersey Department of Labor (NJDOL). What’s especially dangerous in New Jersey is that many employers believe they’re in the clear simply because they used a 1099 form or had a