FMLA Does Not Require Employee Notice Before Authenticating Medical Certification, Fourth Circuit Rules

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In Mook v. Hall, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit held that the Family and Medical Leave Act does not require an employer to give advance notice to an employee before contacting a health care provider to authenticate a medical certification. The employer had requested…

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