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By: Molly Mullen, Lisa McGlynn
Florida employers can breathe a little easier now that a state appeals court just shut down a paramedic's off-duty medical marijuana accommodation claim.
By: Jennifer Sandberg, Sheila Abron
The federal government recently approved the Department of Labor's Voluntary Self-Identification of Disability Form (Form CC-305) for continued use
By: Radhika Mehta, Brian Coughlin
Proper completion, storage, and reverification of Form I-9 can be quite complex, especially in support of a large, dynamic workforce.
By: Hannah Sweiss, Fisher Phillips, Benjamin Ebbink, Ashton Riley, Nazanin Afshar
California officials just announced significant changes to a proposed rule that aims to clarify administrative requirements and procedures under...
By: Tara A. Walker, Brittany L. Swett, Jennifer B. Carroll
As fall sports and tryouts approach, every school, athletic program, and youth sports organization should take a hard look at its concussion protocol.
By: Kristin White, Jane Waterman-Joyce
Colorado lawmakers were busy in 2026, and employers must take note of a slew of new workplace laws enacted this year.
By: Dennis Cuneo, Raymond Perez
Is your company starting or expanding US operations? Given the current trade environment, more multinational companies are weighing US investment
By: Jamie J. Spataro
If your business ships products like hair spray, nail polish, or cleaning supplies – or if your crews rely on battery-powered tools and equipment
By: Todd B. Scherwin, Amy M. Stewart, Marie Scott, Adam Sloustcher, Christopher M. Bellamy, Fisher Phillips
With NIL and marketing deals becoming more common for student-athletes, the FBI and NCAA want schools to educate student-athletes on how to protect...
By: David Dorey, Shanon Stevenson
The Department of Homeland Security published a proposed regulation Tuesday that would impose a massive new fee on H-1B cap-subject petitions – $103,265
