Florida’s One-Time Change Provision & Consequences for Employer/Carrier Failure to Act
Written by: Rayford H. Taylor, Esq. In Florida, a failure by an employer/carrier to promptly grant an employee’s change of physician deprives the employer/carrier of the right to select the doctor, as once again, Florida courts have been c
Construction Dive: Jeffrey Daitz & Joe Herbert on Ramifications of EEOC Strategic Enforcement Plan
In an article published ston March 28, 2023, in Construction Dive, Paramus Partner Jeffrey M. Daitz and Red Bank Partner Joseph F. Herbert III provide insight on the ramifications for the construction industry resulting from the Equal Employment
Daily Report: Jake Evans on Upcoming Georgia Cannabinoid Legislation & House Bill 324
In a Daily Report article published March 17, 2023, Alpharetta Partner Jake Evans discusses upcoming Georgia cannabinoid legislation and the potential consequences concerning the state legislature’s decisions. “It’s a legal quagmire, a
Federal Contractors Beware: EEO-1 Data Will Be Released by OFCCP if Contractors Fail to File Objections by March 3
Written by: Abtin Mehdizadegan, Esq. As many contractors are aware, the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) received a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request from the Center for Investigative Reporting seeking Type 2 EEO-1
Non-Disparagement & Confidentiality Clauses Are Illegal in Severance Agreements, NLRB Rules
Companies that make former workers promise not to disparage their former employers in exchange for a severance payment are breaking federal law, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) ruled Tuesday. What’s more, it is also illegal to preven
Daily Report: Jake Evans on the Importance of Legal Fundamentals
In a Daily Report article published on February 14, Alpharetta Partner Jake Evans emphasized various fundamentals to keep in mind amidst the continuously changing world of law. Despite the advancement of new potential technological tools such as
The Litigation Psychology Podcast: Jason Hendren & Jacque Clarke on Medical Malpractice Cases
Courtroom Sciences‘ The Litigation Psychology Podcast spoke with Rogers Partner Jason B. Hendren as well as Atlanta Partner Jacquelyn Smith Clarke about medical malpractice cases. The discussed which types of medical malpractice cases they
Part B News: Sandra Cianflone on the End of the COVID-19 PHE
In a Part B News article published on February 13, Atlanta Partner Sandra Cianflone provides commentary on the end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) and its impact on Emergency Use Authorizations (EUAs) and liability immunity. Emerge
Daily Report: John E. Hall, Jr. on the Pace of Firm Mergers in the Southeast
In a February 10 article in the Daily Report, Hall Booth Smith founding partner John E. Hall, Jr. is profiled among other leading law firm executives discussing the pace of mergers in the Southeast. I think it’s inevitable just because of the
Attorney at Law Magazine: April Cotton on the Trajectory of Her Life
In a recently published article on February 1, 2023, from Attorney at Law Magazine, Little Rock, Arkansas, Attorney April Cotton reflects on her practice, professional history, and life experiences along the way. April joined HBS Little Rock las