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A Tribute to Our Friend & Colleague, Syd Steele
Our friend and colleague Syd Steele passed away in May. Our broken hearts go out to his children, Susie, Betsy, …
What Do Girl Scout Cookies have to do with School Board Policy?
Who doesn’t love to eat Girl Scout cookies? Some of us may even shamelessly ask our colleagues to support our …
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Indiana Bans Employers from Issuing or Requiring Vaccine Passports
Certain industries – including airlines and tourism groups – have pushed for vaccine certification or passports to help ease the …
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DOL Officially Withdraws Regulation Clarifying Proper Independent Contractor Classification
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) recently “withdrew” a regulation widely regarded as “pro-employer” that was set in motion last …
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Meet Our Firm: Adam Doerr
Q&A with Adam Doerr, associate Why did you become an attorney? When I was weighing career options, the field of …
‘Claims in Process’ Exclusion—A Better Known Loss Rule?
In this article, David Rubin discusses why this exclusion may eliminate the difficulties associated with the known loss doctrine while …
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Biden’s Policy on Title IX Indicates Major Shift for K-12 Schools
Anti-discrimination protections for K-12 students exist in a patchwork of varying federal court interpretations, state laws and local ordinances. During …
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