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(photo) Mirick O Connell announced that
Amanda Baer, of Boylston, has been admitted to the partnership in the firm s Labor, Employment and Employee Benefits Group.
“Amanda joined the Firm nearly 10 years ago and over that time has developed into a key member of the Labor, Employment and Employee Benefits Group,” according to David Surprenant, managing partner of Mirick O’Connell.
Baer regularly advises employers on a myriad of human resources issues, drafts handbooks and policies, leads manager-level trainings, and drafts all types of employment-related agreements. She also conducts independent investigations into allegations of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation.
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A Pennsylvania lawsuit said Tesla was in breach of its contract after raising a Solar Roof price.
The suit, filed by Philip Dahlin and Mary Arndtsen, said it would seek federal class-action status.
The increase was a significant disappointment, Dahlin told Insider.
More than half a year after Philip Dahlin and Mary Arndtsen signed a contract with Tesla to install a Solar Roof on their home in New Hope, Pennsylvania, the couple received a message from the company.
Tesla said their price would now be $78,352.66, up from the $46,084.80 price they d agreed upon. Our budget was based on the contract that we had, so it was not something that we had prepared for, Dahlin told Insider this week via phone.
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