BREAKING: Conn. Supreme Court Holds that a Year-End Discretionary Bonus Does...
Daniel SchwartzIn a decision that will be officially released next week, the Connecticut Supreme Court has ruled that a year-end bonus — the amount of which is discretionary — does not constitute...
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Why the Connecticut Supreme Court’s Ruling in ‘Ziotas’ is Significant to...
Daniel SchwartzYesterday, I discussed the Connecticut Supreme Court’s decision in Ziotas v. The Reardon Law Firm, in which the court held that a bonus does not constitute "wages" when the bonus is...
View ArticleLaw Tribune Provides Background on Bonus Case and Cites To Blog
Daniel SchwartzEarlier this month, I talked about how a new case from the Connecticut Supreme Court could have an impact on bonus plans for employers. The Connecticut Law Tribune this week...
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Breaking: Connecticut Supreme Court Finds A Bonus Can Constitute “Wages”, in...
Daniel SchwartzBack in June, the Connecticut Supreme Court issued its decision in Ziotas v. The Reardon Law Firm — a significant ruling because it found that where a bonus is discretionary and is not...
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