When part of your business involves providing legal representation to craft breweries, even vacation means finding a beer garden where you can sit, relax, and sample the local brews.
Saúde to Letaria, a craft brewery tucked inside Óbidos, Portugal—a 12th-century walled town that feels straight out of a fairytale. The beer was excellent, and the quiet beer garden offered the perfect escape from the bustle of a crowded summer weekend in this popular tourist hub.
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If you ever find yourself there, don’t skip the ginja, a sour cherry liqueur served in chocolate cups and sold all over town. It’s as fun as it is delicious.
Here’s what I read this week that you should read, too.
A Summer Law Intern Bit a Co-Worker. Then She Bit Several More — via Improve Your HR by Suzanne Lucas, the Evil HR Lady
Why Kindness Isn’t a Nice to Have — via Harvard Business Review
“He Didn’t Consent”: Disgraced Tech CEO Allegedly Plans To Sue Coldplay Over Kiss Cam Controversy — via AOL
Lawyers Getting Really High On AI Hallucinations — via Above the Law
How is your workplace handling policies around AI? — via Ask a Manager
Employers Record Wins in Title VII Suits Over DEI Training — via EntertainHR
The DOL is Asking Employers to Self-Report FMLA Violations to the Federal Government. Will Even One Employer Take the Bait? — via Jeff Nowak’s FMLA Insights
The Trend Employees Are Using on PIPs… And How Employers Can Respond — via Dan Schwartz’s Connecticut Employment Law Blog
When Your Spouse Is Ill, What Does the ADA Really Protect? — via Eric Meyer’s Employer Handbook Blog
Moët Hennessy: A Study in Retaliation, Harassment, and Toxic Work Culture — via The Emplawyerologist
Sexual Harassment with a Union Label — via The Chief Organizer Blog
OSHA seeks to disclaim authority over sports and entertainment workers — via Employment & Labor Insider
Cedar Point’s Siren’s Curse stalls again, raising safety and protocol concerns — via Cleveland.com
