- Posts by Rhonda R. Stowers
Senior AttorneyAn attorney in the firm’s Flint office, Rhonda R. Stowers has an extensive litigation practice that includes general liability, governmental law, commercial liability, transportation law and real estate.
Ms. Stowers has ...
New salary worker thresholds for overtime pay are set to begin taking effect on July 1, 2024.
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Employee non-compete clauses could go the way of the dinosaur if this Federal Trade Commission rule is adopted.
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