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If employees left before their second anniversary of starting Grooming Academy and did not pay within 30 days, the contracts said the company could file a civil lawsuit and pursue the amount owed, fees for collections and attorney costs, and interest at the “highest rate permitted by law.”
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“It might behoove certain organizations to poll their employees’ interest level in participating in private funds because that could drive some of the educational requirements,” said Matt Cohen, a partner at Seyfarth Shaw LLP, a law firm whose specialties include alternative investment vehicles.
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HR and total rewards professionals should be aware of their role and be equipped to help employees running into difficulties with ghost networks, said Abigail Burman, a consumer protection attorney at law firm Motley Rice LLC.
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