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Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states ... disconnect
Any thoughts on how this law would this affect BigLaw associates in NYC? No more late nights??
Any thoughts on how this law would this affect BigLaw associates in NYC? No more late nights??
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Re: Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
This would never become law. States can't control someone's freedom to contract. See Lochner.
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Re: Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
You will just have to work in the office later...
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Re: Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
estefanchanning wrote:This would never become law. States can't control someone's freedom to contract. See Lochner.
Still got half a semester of con law left I’m guessing
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Re: Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
Citing a case that is effectively overruled is probably not the most compelling argument.estefanchanning wrote:This would never become law. States can't control someone's freedom to contract. See Lochner.
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Re: Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
guys I think he might have been joking
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Re: Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
People don't joke on TLS. This is a very, very, serious forum.jd20132013 wrote:guys I think he might have been joking
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Re: Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
lololughbugchugplug wrote:estefanchanning wrote:This would never become law. States can't control someone's freedom to contract. See Lochner.
Still got half a semester of con law left I’m guessing
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Re: Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
I don't understand. Lochner clearly stands for the freedom to contract principle.ughbugchugplug wrote:estefanchanning wrote:This would never become law. States can't control someone's freedom to contract. See Lochner.
Still got half a semester of con law left I’m guessing
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Re: Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
Lochner was overruled.estefanchanning wrote:I don't understand. Lochner clearly stands for the freedom to contract principle.ughbugchugplug wrote:estefanchanning wrote:This would never become law. States can't control someone's freedom to contract. See Lochner.
Still got half a semester of con law left I’m guessing
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Re: Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
I was being a little bit overly simplistic, since the OP was confused. But "freedom of contract" is a pretty weak constitutional right, in its modern incarnation.jd20132013 wrote:Big, if true
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Re: Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
Really going to depend on how stringent the retaliation protections are. Lots of us get 20 vacations a year. A lot of us volunteer, with no external pressure whatsoever of course, not to take all 20 days...
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Re: Late Night Emails May Soon Be Illegal in New York City?
Guys, I was kidding.Teoeo wrote:I was being a little bit overly simplistic, since the OP was confused. But "freedom of contract" is a pretty weak constitutional right, in its modern incarnation.jd20132013 wrote:Big, if true
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