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By Brian Murphy and Lindsay Stone | July 17, 2020
As employers in New York begin to reopen, employee infection events are likely to occur. Employers should understand the potential applicability of workers' compensation coverage to guard against unexpected tort and other liability.
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By Adam Zuckerman, Kenneth M. Klemm and Jennifer L. Anderson | July 12, 2020
Even though some of the guidelines may be impractical to implement, oil and gas industry participants may wish to consider whether to implement the guidelines, in whole or part, through use of policies, signage and other methods to inform workers of these practices and procedures.
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By Raychel Lean | July 6, 2020
"Is there something we should be worrying about?" two police officers who pulled up, rolled down their car window and asked the Miami lawyer.
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By Keith S. Howell and Kelli A. Evangelist | June 10, 2020
The complexities of determining whether the virus was work-related are a difficult challenge claimants must face when bringing a COVID-19-related workers' compensation claim.
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By Dan Clark | June 2, 2020
"That is the catchall in the OSHA Act that says employers have to provide a safe workplace which is free from recognized hazards," Todd Logsdon, a partner at Fisher & Phillips and co-chair of the firm's workplace safety practice group in Louisville, Kentucky, explained.
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By Meredith Hobbs | May 7, 2020
Several law firm leaders said it's still too risky to bring people back to the office, but they are busy planning how to adapt offices for maximal public safety.
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By Kenneth Artz | April 27, 2020
During a chat with Texas Lawyer, Dallas attorney Kay Van Wey discussed the risks COVID-19 poses for the elderly, especially if they are a resident of a nursing home.
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By MP McQueen | April 16, 2020
General counsel and labor and employment lawyers say that weeks into the COVID-19 pandemic in-house lawyers are scrambling to keep up with changes in government regulations and guidelines as organizations try to cope with everything from shutdown orders to labor shortages.
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By Raychel Lean | April 16, 2020
"Our thoughts and prayers are with these employees and their families as they all confront, not just the illness itself, but the fear and apprehension this pandemic brings," Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle said in a press release.
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By Raychel Lean | April 15, 2020
They used to be in the courthouse. Now, after COVID-19-related closures, they're on their sofa.
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