Labor Law Movie Review: 9 to 5
It’s been a while since I have posted a Labor Law Movie Review and watching 9 to 5 is not something that will make me jump at the chance to do these more regularly. A little too over the top campy for my tastes, but it does provide some interesting historical perspective.
Labor Law Movie Review: In Good Company
I am not a huge fan of the comedy-drama genre but I had to make an exception for “In Good Company,” given the premise of the film.
Labor Law Movie Review: Robocop
Let me begin by refusing to apologize for what I’m about to type — Robocop is a great movie.
Labor Law Movie Review: Enemy of the State
Enemy of the State from 1998 is an action movie starring Will Smith. By way of full disclosure, I saw this movie in a theater when it came out.
Labor Law Movie Reviews
I know what you’re thinking. The work week is over and I have 24 to 48 hours before Monday morning rolls around. That is a long time to be away from labor and employment law. Why not watch a movie with labor and employment law themes to keep you sharp.
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