Fair Housing Act Does Not Extend to Selection of Roommates
by Bruce D. Voss The anti-discrimination provisions of the federal Fair Housing Act do not apply to the selection of
Read moreby Bruce D. Voss The anti-discrimination provisions of the federal Fair Housing Act do not apply to the selection of
Read moreBy Bruce D. Voss Hawaii property owners are not liable for injury or death to trespassers who the owner could
Read moreBy Bruce Voss An employee’s claimed mental stress from threatened disciplinary action was not compensable under Hawaii’s workers compensation laws,
Read moreBy Bruce D. Voss In an important decision for all insurance companies doing business in Hawaii, the Hawaii Supreme Court
Read moreBy Bruce Voss An employer is not required to make accommodations to help an employee become “qualified” to perform essential
Read moreby Bruce D. Voss In a surprising decision, the Ninth Circuit ruled that individuals who bought homes in new developments
Read moreBy J.P. Schmidt The Hawaii State Legislature adjourned on May 5, 2011 after passage of a number of bills affecting
Read moreBy Bruce D. Voss Large Hawaii employers who have collective bargaining agreements are now prohibited from firing employees because they
Read moreBy Bruce D. Voss All Hawaii employers must now make “reasonable accommodations in the workplace” for employees who claim to
Read moreBy Bruce D. Voss The Hawaii State Department of Labor and Industrial Relations has been given new enforcement powers to
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