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Philippe Weiss was interviewed on July 12 by WGN Radio on a recent study about the level of weariness women and men feel spending one-on-one time with the opposite sex.

Philippe Weiss was interviewed December 18 on FOX Business, "Employers could restrict workers' holiday travel."

Philippe Weiss was interviewed December 16 on KCRA TV News, "Virtual work parties." Weiss discusses the possibility of risks, ...

Philippe Weiss was interviewed November 6th on WGN-AM Radio, "Wintrust Business Lunch 11/6/17: Pearachute Targeting, Sexual Harassment Training, & iOS Glitch."

Philippe Weiss was interviewed October 5 on WGN Radio, "Wintrust Business Lunch." Weiss discussed what companies can do to make sure their employees are working safely ...

Philippe Weiss was interviewed September 2 on WGN TV, "Midday Fix: Advice on how employers and employees can reduce vaccine altercations in the workplace."

Philippe Weiss was interviewed on WIND AM 560 on how businesses can prevent bad customer experiences.

Philippe Weiss was quoted in a June 12 story from SHRM, "Tell Employees What Not to Wear This Summer," on what's acceptable under the summer dress code in the workplace.

Part 2 of Our Request for Feedback on the DOL's Proposed Regular Rate Rule.

Robert Milligan was quoted in a June 9 story from BuzzFeed, "NowThis Forbids Staff From Taking Jobs At Other News Outlets," on how new hires at social news outlet must sign a contract...

Scott Rabe was interviewed July 21st by BronxNet on transgender rights in the workplace.

Timothy Hoppe was quoted in a July 14 story from SHRM, "Victoria's Secret to Pay $12 Million to California On Call Workers," on how some cities have stepped in to pass legislation requiring employers...

A federal judge from the U.S. Northern District of Illinois recently ruled that an Illinois state law banning (i) medical cannabis cultivation centers and dispensaries from making campaign contributions to any political...

Olson said that Judge Gorsuch has demonstrated a decidedly more conservative view from Justice Scalia on administrative law, which has potential implications for labor and employment law...

An Executive Order is driving federal agencies toward fixed-price contracts, fundamentally shifting risk from government to contractors. This policy change raises critical questions about pricing strategies, performance obligations, and dispute resolution in government contracting. Understanding these dynamics is essential for contractors navigating this evolving landscape.

Garreth DeVoe authored an article in the Winter issue of the ABA TYL Magazine, "Removing Politics From State Judicial Selection."

On April 25 and 26, James Newland, partner in Seyfarth's Construction Practice Group, will be presenting the "Changes and Claims in Government Construction Contracting"