"Things that businesses should know and do in a COVID-19 world" with Attorneys Juliana Neelbauer and Camile Hart. Both bring a different viewpoint to managing the ever-changing legal landscape as it

In this episode, host Christy Walsh will discuss what to do during and after an arrest with attorney Sara Becker

Sara Becker joins Bob Bianchi on the Law & Crime Network to provide expert commentary on the case of Scott Nelson. Scott Nelson, 55, is accused of kidnapping and killing Jennifer Fulford

I realize we still have not made it through the top ten citation list, but if I am able to get across one point of safety it would be that "falls are the leading cause of fatalities in construction."

OSHA Region 4 cited an Alabama location of a nation retail chain with over $300,000 in penalties for a "long history of serious and repeated violations." OSHA takes repeat violations...

An article co-authored by Partner Karen Karabinos was featured on the CLM website on Tuesday, April 13.

There's a reason so many lawyers strive to achieve positions as in-house counsel. In theory, it's a coveted role with more flexibility, no billable hours, and far fewer interactions with a rude opposing counsel.

Aarati Subramanian is an experienced litigator specializing in workers' compensation defense and appeals, as well as a passionate mediator who enjoys the peacemaking process. But what do we not know about Aarati? Let's find out!

Our last episode focused on Karen Karabinos, her somewhat non-traditional career path, and how it shaped her mentorship abilities and business development.

Randy Moody presented "Abominable Snowball: Damages in Injury Cases Related to Opioid Use" which covered information on the damages related to opioid drugs in bodily injury cases at the 2018 Winter Conference ...

Whether it is buying a car or settling a claim, we all need to learn how to be better negotiators or peacemakers through dispute resolution.

A new year brings new resolutions, and everyone has different plans for what those may be, including The Mother Board. For some, it's the year of new opportunities and challenges.

Whether it's a workplace incident or a law firm billboard ad, Workers' Compensation is something every adult has heard at some point in their careers. But how does Workers' Compensation actually work?

With COVID-19 vaccines now being made available for all adults, many employers are considering requiring employees to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 before returning to the workplace.

I have been posting about the OSHA process and regulations since I started working here at DEF. I have posted about the OSHA inspection process and regulations.

The co-hosts of The Mother Board return and explore the very real reasons behind career burnout and the ripple effect it has.

Partner Jeff Ward is presenting with Lindsay Gorbach, Cox PLLC, at the DRI Trucking Primer 2019 in Nashville

On January 13, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision blocking OSHA from implementing the COVID-19 Vaccination or Testing Emergency Temporary Standard (the "ETS")

Having a job where I spent a lot of time in non a/c controlled environments was certainly a driving factor in changing careers, Boston Legal did the rest.

As a high school senior I participated in a Sports law conference and was a contributing speaker on Salary arbitration and the effects of player salaries on local economies.