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

Does DailyPay Take From Your Paycheck? Fees & TransfersWhat Does Hourly Non-Exempt Mean? Wages and OvertimeDoes Dollar General Hire Felons? Background Check FactsWhat Does Being an Exempt Employee Mean for Your Pay?Is Paternity Leave Paid? Federal, State, and Employer RulesHow Unemployment Works: Eligibility, Claims, and BenefitsWhat Qualifies for FSA? Eligible Expenses ExplainedHow Do Pensions Pay Out: Lump Sum vs. Monthly AnnuityWhat Is a Wage Statement and What Does It Include?What Is Covered Under the Equal Employment Opportunity Act?How Much Does Short-Term Disability Cost Per Month?Is FMLA the Same as Maternity Leave? Key DifferencesDoes FMLA Pay Weekly? How Your Leave Pay WorksHow Do I Cash Out My 401(k)? Taxes and PenaltiesHow Much Do You Get for NY Unemployment Per Week?How to Correct a Payroll Overpayment: Steps and Tax RulesWho Is Considered Immediate Family for Bereavement Leave?What Was the American Federation of Labor? History and GoalsHow to Pay Foreign Contractors: Tax Rules and MethodsWho Pays a Catholic Priest's Salary: Parish or Diocese?Where Can You Get a Work Permit Besides School?What Does Annual Base Salary Mean and Include?Why Is Accountability Important in the Workplace: Legal RisksAre Part-Time Workers Considered Unemployed?What Was Minimum Wage in 1992? Federal and State RatesHow Do I Know If I Have an ERISA Plan: What to CheckWhat Being a 1099 Employee Means: Taxes and RightsDoes Human Resources Do Hiring? HR vs. Manager RolesHow Much Is Severance Pay and How Is It Calculated?Do Temp Agencies Take a Cut of Your Pay: Markups and Rights