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Some employers may be itching to bring back their employees to the workplace. Not so fast, labor and employment attorneys say.
Read More »‘No magic formula’: Back to work? Consider these questions first
Monthly Archives: July 2020
Navigating the new normal: In-house, outside counsel assess path ahead for corporate practice
From a big-picture perspective, it’s critical for in-house legal teams to consider a wide range of issues, from reviewing contracts for force majeure provisions, to labor and employment issues surrounding employees who get sick, and more.
Read More »‘These are people’s lives’: Businesses must prepare for employees’ needs as economy reopens
The slow reopening of the economy is a welcome relief for businesses. But in a COVID-19 world, it also brings a host of new challenges for employers.
Read More »Rewriting the rules: Pandemic may reshape how and where people work
All types of workplaces will be reconfigured and personal interactions changed, at least until an effective vaccine is developed, which could be at least a year from now.
Read More »Enhanced Options: Building trends in a post-pandemic world
From accelerating existing trends to inspiring technological advances, the COVID-19 pandemic is poised to have a lasting impact on the way future offices and other public gathering places are designed, built and used.
Read More »Final appeal: Fall at doctor’s office doesn’t get work comp, Supreme Court rules
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that a woman who was treated for exposure to ant spray in the workplace, then hurt her knee at the doctor’s office while being treated, doesn’t qualify for workers’ compensation.
Read More »Attorneys find new work as insurers deny COVID-19 coverage
In a rapidly emerging practice area for large and small firms alike, attorneys increasingly are counseling business owners who have been denied coverage under the “business interruption” portions of their commercial insurance policies.
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