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Richard Sheinis Is Granted the 2012 Halve Maen Award
Richard Sheinis, the past President and founder of the Netherlands American Chamber of Commerce, was awarded the 2012 Halve Maen Award for his work in strengthening the Dutch-A
Summer Interns: Paid or Unpaid?
Every summer, many employers take on “interns” and ask whether the intern must be paid. Interns, trainees and students are employees and must be paid minimum wage and overtime
Best Lawyers Magazine Recognizes Nine HBS Attorneys as “Best Lawyers 2012”
Hall Booth Smith (HBS) has once again been recognized for its outstanding legal work. Alex H. Booth, John E. Hall, Jr., Jack G. Slover, and Jonathan Marigliano, of the Atlanta off
Congress Seeks to Ban Practice of Employers Asking For Social Network Passwords
By: Richard Sheinis The controversial issue of employers demanding that job applicants provide their login and password for their social networking account such as Facebook, has ma
Social Networkers Have Nowhere to Hide
“Privacy is no longer grounded in reasonable expectations, but rather in some theoretical protocol better known as wishful thinking.” Pretty harsh-but also pretty accurate. Thi
John Hall, Brad Carver, and Patrick Millsaps Recognized as Most Influential
The law firm of Hall Booth Smith (HBS) is proud to announce that attorneys John Hall, Jr. and Brad Carver of the firm’s Atlanta office and Patrick Millsaps of the Albany office
Increased Overtime Lawsuits
A recent USAToday article “More American Workers Sue Employers for Overtime Pay” notes a reported 32% increase in such lawsuits from 2008 levels. The most common overtime claim
Brian Mallow Named to the Albany Herald’s 40 Under 40 List 2012
The law firm of Hall Booth Smith (HBS) is proud to announce that attorney Brian Mallow of the firm’s Albany office has been named to the Albany Herald’s “40 under 40” list