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Phoning It In

by Ashley C. Pack, Crystal S. Wildeman and Alyson M. St. Pierre

It’s not easy for employers to weigh requests from employees to work from afar, even in the wake of the pandemic. Considerations include COVID-19, vaccinations, the Americans with Disabilities Act and the nature of the job itself.

Can Fido Come to Work?

by James M. Paul

EEOC files suit to require emotional support dog on truck route.

The Top Employment Cases of 2017 and a Sneak Peek at 2018

by Nonnie L. Shivers

Major employment law decisions in 2017 preview big changes ahead in workplace rights, arbitration, and discrimination law.

Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation Advisory

by John Hickman & Ashley Gillihan

Navigating the Winding Highway of Wellness Program Compliance: A GPS for the EEOC’s Wellness Program Rules

To UMTA or Not to UMTA?

by Anthony J. Enea

When and why a trust may offer more protection than a UTMA custodial account

Civil Litigation: How Trial Lawyers’ Efforts Help Communities

by Esquire Bank

There are many upfront costs when trying cases on a contingency fee model. However, Reza Torkzadeh is willing to fight to get the justice his clients deserve.

Krasno, Krasno & Onwudinjo: Pennsylvania's Leading Workers' Compensation Firm

by Justin Smullison

Never ones to back down from a fight, Jason Krasno and the award-winning lawyers of Krasno, Krasno & Onwudinjo also remember to make client service a top priority.

New York In the Law

by Gregory Sirico

Courts in the New York area have continued to hear cases, many of them years-long battles that are still ongoing. Here is a look at some recent court cases.

Foiled Plans: How Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Thwarted A Famous Building’s Trickery

by Rebecca Blackwell

When the Frick building, planned renovations that would threaten the welfare of nearby residents, Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. jumped in to uncover the truth.

Recruiting, Raising and Retaining the Next Generation

by Patricia Brown Holmes and LaVon M. Johns

Rights and Wrongs

by Shannon Pierce

Antidiscrimination enforcement agencies, both federal and state, are likely going to be highly active in the next five years. Are Nevada businesses ready?

The Partnership Opportunity

by David Harley, Troy Lewis, Shaun Whittaker and Tony Rutherford

Doing well and doing good need not be mutually exclusive. Housing developments that provide both solid long-term returns and positive social outcomes, often through public-private partnerships, are an idea whose time has come throughout Australia.

The Quarter-Century Childhood

by Joseph Trotti

In recent years, proposed and enacted laws have significantly expanded parental obligation for child support, receiving little attention. Even if well-meaning, they have their flaws, beginning with reduced parental rights.

Why Expert Help Is Essential After a Car Accident

by Ted Lorenz

After a car accident, expert investigation and evaluation are crucial to accurately determine fault and properly value injury claims.

Paid Leave

by Best Lawyers

Eight attorneys from across the country weigh in.

Commingling Assets

by Tamires M. Oliveira

Commingling alone does not automatically turn an otherwise immune asset into an asset subject to marital distribution as explained by one family law lawyer.