Employment Law Author

Liam Chen Lee

Liam Chen Lee is a highly experienced employment lawyer who advises executives and employers on compensation, severance agreements, and other employment-related matters. He has a strong background in negotiating employment contracts and separation agreements.

Credentials

J.D., University of Pennsylvania, B.S. in Business Administration

15+ yearsExecutive CompensationSeverance Agreements

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Articles by Liam Chen Lee

What Is Standard Employment? Definition and RulesHow to Offer Employee Benefits: Steps and RequirementsWhat Is ER Medical on a Paycheck: Employer Health CostsHow to Write a Retaliation Complaint Letter Step by StepWhat Jobs Can Ex-Convicts Get and Which Are Restricted?What to Do When You Have No Job: Benefits and ProtectionsWhat Is an Independent Contractor in Real Estate?How Many Hours Till Overtime: Federal and State RulesWhat Does Incentive Eligible Mean on Your Offer Letter?What Does Working Temporary Mean? Know Your RightsDo Contractors Get PTO? What the Law Actually SaysDo Contract Employees Get a W-2 or 1099?Is Occupational Accident Insurance the Same as Workers' Comp?What Does Free Room and Board Mean? Wages and TaxesWhat Does W/H Mean? Tax Withholding ExplainedHow Much Notice Do You Need to Give for PTO?Can a Job Offer Be Revoked After Acceptance: Legal OptionsDo Teachers Aides Get Paid During the Summer: Pay & BenefitsAre All Background Checks the Same? Types and RightsIs There a National Do Not Hire List? Laws and FactsCan Tuition Reimbursement Be Used for Student Loans?Why Do Businesses Invest in Human Capital? Legal ReasonsWhat Is Vacation Payout? Laws, Taxes & Your RightsCan a Background Check Reveal Past Employers?What Is a Pay Statement? Earnings, Deductions & Net PayHow to Write an Unemployment Letter for Your ClaimDo Per Diem Employees Get Benefits: Health and LeaveWhere to Find Your Payroll Number: Pay Stubs, W-2s & MoreWhat Is a W-9 vs. W-2? Key Differences ExplainedIs a Surcharge Considered a Tip Under IRS Rules?