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Labor/Employment

Jul. 3, 2015

What marriage ruling means for employers

The Supreme Court's decision recognizing a fundamental right to same-sex marriage will have substantial impact on employers. By Laura J. Maechtlen and Michael W. Stevens


By Laura J. Maechtlen and Michael W. Stevens


The U.S. Supreme Court's decision last week recognizing a fundamental right to same-sex
marriage will have substantial impact on employers whose employees enter into same-sex
marriages.


Obergefell v. Hodges will lead to administrative simplification for large, multi-state employers that already
recognize the same-sex marriages of t...

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