Almost every employment case eventually results in a side battle over mitigation of damages: Has the terminated employee done a reasonable job of trying to find new employment? Plaintiff lawyers tell new clients that they must look for work, and advise them to keep track of their efforts to find work. Management-side lawyers routinely insert an affirmative defense of […]
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