Burnsides v. Mj Optical, Inc.

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• finding that the “unforeseeable business circumstances defense still requires [an] employer to give as much notice of closing as practicable once [the] causal event becomes known”
• finding that the \unforeseeable business circumstances defense still requires [an] employer to give as much notice of closing as practicable once [the] causal event becomes known\
• finding that the “unforeseeable business circumstances defense still requires [an] employer to give as much notice of closing as practicable once [the] causal event becomes known”
• holding seller was not liable under the WARN Act for “believing the sale would go through according to the ... letter of intent” when buyer changed the previously agreed upon terms at the last minute
• discussing employer’s obligation to provide notice when employment loss is caused by unforeseeable business circumstances

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).