The Inbox - February 7, 2014

| Zuckerman Spaeder Team

Our legal world was abuzz this week with the news that the law firm of Quinn Emmanuel will inaugurate a "work away week" in which its lawyers will be given $2,000, told to travel to anywhere in the world (so long as they have 24/7 internet access) and work from the beach or travel destination of your choice.  We here at Suits by Suits aren't quite so fortunate, but we do have all the inside information about the latest disputes between employers and employees:

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