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The January/February 2023 edition of Connecticut Lawyer magazine features a new article by Zach Schurin, an attorney in the firm’s Labor and Employment practice, addressing key legal developments for Connecticut’s employee free speech statute – Connecticut General Statute § 31-51q (“Section 31-51q”). The article, entitled Connecticut General Statute § 31-51q at 40: Emerging Questions for Connecticut’s Free Speech Statute, examines new Section 31-51q case law in the wake of the Connecticut Supreme Court’s seminal 2015 decision in Trusz v. UBS Realty Inv’rs, LLC, 319 Conn. 175 (2015) along with recent decisions and new legislation addressing the meaning of employer discipline for purposes of the statute. Zach’s article offers valuable insight to employers and in-house counsel on the scope of Section 31-51q’s application to Connecticut employers.
Read the full Connecticut Lawyer Magazine article here.
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