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Mark's blog post, "Second Circuit Reverses on Lawyer Professional Exemption Case: What in the World Is Happening?" from the firm's Wage & Hour Blog, was mentioned as one of the top postings...

Christina A. Stoneburner's blog post "The Dreaded Litigation Hold" originally posted on the firm's Employment Discrimination Report blog was named as one of the top 10 law blogs for August 25, 2015.

Dominic Rivers' blog post, "The Kris Bryant Problem and How to Fix It" from the firm's Sports Law Scoreboard blog was featured as one of the top postings for April 23, 2015.

Martin J. Burns' blog post, "Can an Employer Limit the Use of a Foreign Language in the Workplace," originally posted in the firm's Employment Discrimination Report, was mentioned as one of the top blog postings for November 6, 2015.

"Employees Under The Influence: Disabled But Not Unfireable," originally posted the firm's Employment Discrimination Report, was mentioned as one of the top postings for October 13, 2015.

As I was reflecting on lessons learned in 2013 to prepare for the year ahead, I put together a list of my top ten lessons for California employers in 2014.

Kenneth A. Rosenberg is featured in the Federal News Radio program, "What New Sick Leave Rules Mean for Contractors

Kenneth A. Rosenberg is featured in the Federal News Radio program, "What New Sick Leave Rules Mean for Contractors

Christina A. Stoneburner was featured in the Human Resource Executive Online article, "Wrestling with Caregiving Woes."

Melissa J. Lyon was featured in the Casper Star Tribune article, "A Food Bank Drive To Support Coal Miners."

Melissa J. Lyon was featured in The LexBlog Network article, "Energy Law Today Writes with Interest and Gets Positive Feedback."

Steven S. Goldenberg was featured in the

One of the hot issues in the PA Governor’s race is natural gas drilling.

Steven S. Goldenberg was featured in the NJ Spotlight article, "PSE&G Gets Go-Ahead on Smaller Solar Plan, But Splits Vote at BPU."

For those following our coverage of PADEP’s revised Policy on Public Participation in the Permit Review Process, the deadline for public comment has been extended until August 27, 2013.

The Delaware Senate has confirmed the nomination of Felice Glennon Kerr to serve as a Judge of the Family Court.

The Delaware Senate has confirmed the nomination of Jennifer Ranji to serve as a Judge of the Family Court.