If You're Going To Court To Prove Harrah's Is Not Your Employer, Probably Don't List Harrah's On Your LinkedIn Profile

Yet another story of someone running into trouble in court due to their social networking profile. A guy sued Harrah's, claiming he was fired in an age discrimination suit. In an effort to get out of it, Harrah's claimed it never really employed the guy. Instead, it noted that he had been employed by the Grand, which was then bought by a subsidiary of Harrah's, and thus it was the subsidiary who...