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Article: Riding Bicycles Safely this Summer
Lots of people are excited to get out and about this summer. For many, that means taking to the streets and trails on a bicycle.
Article: Premises Liability - Personal Injuries in Public Spaces Due to Negligence
Premises liability is a subset of personal injury law that applies to many public and private spaces, including stores and public sidewalks.
Article: Keeping Pedestrians Safe
Pedestrian safety is not solely the responsibility of pedestrians; every driver carries just as much responsibility as any pedestrian.
Article: Federal Independent Contractor Rule Rescinded
A Trump-era rule known as the "Independent Contractor Rule" which limited some workers' rights was rescinded yesterday.
Article: Exempt vs Non-Exempt
There are two types of employees: exempt and non-exempt. This sounds like the setup to a joke, but classification actually has some very important distinctions in how the rules of employment law apply employees.
Article: Covid-Related Employment Law Stories in the News
Two news stories involving the intersection between the COVID-19 pandemic and employment law have been recently reported.
Article: Advance Parole - Permission for Re-entry to the US Without a Visa
Advance parole is an immigration travel document for leaving and re-enter the United States without harming pending immigration applications.
