Learning from Martha & The Donald

Can America’s most fashionable felon and its most revolting real estate tycoon teach us anything about the law of the workplace?

Miriam Cherry (Hofstra) thinks so.  In an op-ed for Legal Times, Reality at Work, she takes a look at the Martha Stewart and Donald Trump versions of the television show The Apprentice, in which various would-be rich and famous people sell their souls to the devil — excuse me, I meant compete for a job with the two tycoons.  Her conclusion:  This reality is a little more real than a lot of workers suspect.

[Frank Snyder]