Do you spend days or weeks agonizing about personnel decisions because you fear a lawsuit? That’s probably unnecessary. The bottom line is that courts don’t require you to be 100% right every time you make a decision that affects an employee. You just have to be honest and act in good faith.
You don’t have to be right—honesty, good faith are enough
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