The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and Coaches
By Wisconsin School Administrators Alliance staff | August 2, 2022
From the Legal Side…
In its most recent Legal Update, the Renning, Lewis & Lacy Law Firm focuses on the Fair Labor Standards Act (FSLA) and the compensation of coaches.
The SAA regularly receives these legal updates and we believe this is valuable information for SAA members. We are distributing this update to SAA members with the permission of Renning, Lewis & Lacy. The information in this update is no substitute for consulting with your district legal counsel, and we encourage you to do so.
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More on the Kennedy v. Bremerton School District Decision
By Wisconsin School Administrators Alliance staff | July 14, 2022
From the Legal Side…
The von Briesen & Roper Law Firm, in its most recent Legal Update, focuses on the Kennedy v. Bremerton School District decision. We believe this decision is important for SAA member consideration. Therefore we have posted the perspectives of more than one firm on the decision in the past ten days.
The SAA regularly receives these legal updates and we believe this is valuable information for SAA members. We are distributing this update to SAA members with the permission of the von Briesen & Roper Law Firm. The information in this update is no substitute for consulting with your district legal counsel, and we encourage you to do so.
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Federal Judge Must Re-Evaluate Student Ban On T-Shirts With Gun Images
By Wisconsin School Administrators Alliance staff | July 6, 2022
From the Legal Side…
In its most recent Legal Update, the Renning, Lewis & Lacy Law Firm reviews an important recent U.S. Court of Appeals decision concerning the ability of school officials to restrict the First Amendment rights of students as to speech and expression.
The SAA regularly receives these legal updates and we believe this is valuable information for SAA members. We are distributing this update to SAA members with the permission of Renning, Lewis & Lacy. The information in this update is no substitute for consulting with your district legal counsel, and we encourage you to do so.
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FMLA Reminders
By Wisconsin School Administrators Alliance staff | July 6, 2022
From the Legal Side…
In its most recent School Law FYI, the BoardmanClark Law Firm focuses on reminders and clarifications for school districts regarding the Federal Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
The SAA regularly receives these legal updates, and we believe this is valuable information for SAA members. We are distributing this update to SAA members with the permission of the BoardmanClark Law Firm. The information in this update is no substitute for consulting with your district legal counsel, and we encourage you to do so.
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Legal Updates from Buelow Vetter
By Wisconsin School Administrators Alliance staff | July 6, 2022
From the Legal Side…
In the past week, the Buelow Vetter Law Firm has released important legal updates including:
- The U.S. Supreme Court Rendered a 6-3 Decision in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District, 597 U.S.
- U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights Proposed Amendments to Title IX Regulations
The SAA regularly receives these legal updates and we believe this is valuable information for SAA members. We are distributing this update to SAA members with the permission of the Buelow Vetter Law Firm. The information in these updates is no substitute for consulting with your district legal counsel, and we encourage you to do so.
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