Virginia Legalizes Recreational Pot, But Questions Remain; Virginia Enacts Limited Paid Leave; Virginia Creates Office of Civil Rights; DG/30 Milestone
By: M. Jarrad Wright The Old Dominion now has the “honor” of being the first state in the South and the sixteenth state in the nation to legalize marijuana. With only hours to go before the end of this year’s legislative session, the State Senate and House of Delegates struck a compromise and passed a […]
By: Jonathan R. Mook At the start of this year’s Virginia General Assembly session, proponents of paid sick and family medical leave for employees had high hopes that the legislature would follow the lead of other states and pass legislation to mandate that Virginia employers provide paid leave for their employees, especially in light of […]
By: Billy B. Ruhling, II The cultural awakening our nation has experienced over the last year in the wake of police shootings and the recognition that what had once been common behavior toward certain gender groups no longer is acceptable in the Old Dominion. On January 5, 2020, Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring announced that […]
https://www.dimuro.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/DG-Logo-300x138.png00Steven Longhttps://www.dimuro.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/DG-Logo-300x138.pngSteven Long2021-03-11 14:15:582021-03-11 14:19:41Virginia Creates Office of Civil Rights
“2021 Trends: Dealing with the Impact of the Continued Pandemic Emergency in a Legally Compliant Manner,” was the subject of a presentation by DiMuroGinsberg partner, Jonathan R. Mook, for a January 20, 2021 webinar sponsored by Simplify Compliance. As part of his presentation, Jonathan addressed the legal ramifications stemming from the increased reporting by employees […]
https://www.dimuro.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/DG-Logo-300x138.png00Steven Longhttps://www.dimuro.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/DG-Logo-300x138.pngSteven Long2021-03-10 12:17:342021-03-10 12:19:54DiMuroGinsberg Partner Discusses the Impact of the Continued COVID Pandemic
Virginia Set to Legalize Recreational Marijuana; President Biden Names New Chair to the EEOC: DiMuroGinsberg Partner Jonathan Mook Comments on EEOD’s Proposed Wellness Rule: DG/30 Milestone
By: Jonathan R. Mook Last summer, Virginia became the first state in the nation to adopt mandatory workplace safety rules to prevent the spread of COVID-19 by approving an Emergency Temporary Standard for Infectious Disease Prevention (“ETS”). Recently, the state adopted a Permanent Standard covering most private employers in the Commonwealth, as well as state […]
By: Jarrad Wright Virginia is on the verge of making history and becoming the first state in the South to legalize and regulate recreational marijuana. Last year the General Assembly decriminalized marijuana by eliminating criminal sentences and replacing them with small fines. Now, on February 2, 2021, the House, in an 55-42 vote, passed HB2312 […]
https://www.dimuro.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/DG-Logo-300x138.png00Steven Longhttps://www.dimuro.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/DG-Logo-300x138.pngSteven Long2021-02-26 13:02:322021-02-26 13:04:28Virginia Set to Legalize Recreational Marijuana
4th Circuit Upholds Shortened Limitations Period in Arbitration Agreement; Rocket Docket Update; Virginia Creates Office of Civil Rights to Target Discrimination; DG/30 Milestone
DGRead 21.03.15
/in DGRead /by Steven LongVirginia Legalizes Recreational Pot, But Questions Remain; Virginia Enacts Limited Paid Leave; Virginia Creates Office of Civil Rights; DG/30 Milestone
Virginia Legalizes Recreational Pot, But Questions Remain
/in In The News /by Steven LongBy: M. Jarrad Wright The Old Dominion now has the “honor” of being the first state in the South and the sixteenth state in the nation to legalize marijuana. With only hours to go before the end of this year’s legislative session, the State Senate and House of Delegates struck a compromise and passed a […]
Virginia Enacts Limited Paid Leave
/in In The News /by RehamanPLMBy: Jonathan R. Mook At the start of this year’s Virginia General Assembly session, proponents of paid sick and family medical leave for employees had high hopes that the legislature would follow the lead of other states and pass legislation to mandate that Virginia employers provide paid leave for their employees, especially in light of […]
Virginia Creates Office of Civil Rights
/in In The News /by Steven LongBy: Billy B. Ruhling, II The cultural awakening our nation has experienced over the last year in the wake of police shootings and the recognition that what had once been common behavior toward certain gender groups no longer is acceptable in the Old Dominion. On January 5, 2020, Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring announced that […]
DiMuroGinsberg Partner Discusses the Impact of the Continued COVID Pandemic
/in Covid-19 /by Steven Long“2021 Trends: Dealing with the Impact of the Continued Pandemic Emergency in a Legally Compliant Manner,” was the subject of a presentation by DiMuroGinsberg partner, Jonathan R. Mook, for a January 20, 2021 webinar sponsored by Simplify Compliance. As part of his presentation, Jonathan addressed the legal ramifications stemming from the increased reporting by employees […]
DGRead 21.03.01
/in DGRead /by Steven LongVirginia Set to Legalize Recreational Marijuana; President Biden Names New Chair to the EEOC: DiMuroGinsberg Partner Jonathan Mook Comments on EEOD’s Proposed Wellness Rule: DG/30 Milestone
Virginia Enacts Permanent COVID-19 Workplace Standard
/in Covid-19 /by Steven LongBy: Jonathan R. Mook Last summer, Virginia became the first state in the nation to adopt mandatory workplace safety rules to prevent the spread of COVID-19 by approving an Emergency Temporary Standard for Infectious Disease Prevention (“ETS”). Recently, the state adopted a Permanent Standard covering most private employers in the Commonwealth, as well as state […]
Virginia Set to Legalize Recreational Marijuana
/in In The News /by Steven LongBy: Jarrad Wright Virginia is on the verge of making history and becoming the first state in the South to legalize and regulate recreational marijuana. Last year the General Assembly decriminalized marijuana by eliminating criminal sentences and replacing them with small fines. Now, on February 2, 2021, the House, in an 55-42 vote, passed HB2312 […]
DGRead 21.02.15
/in DGRead /by RehamanPLMLegal Pitfalls of Vaccination Incentives; Rocket Docket Update; Fifteen Dollar Minimum Wage?; DG/30 Milestone
DGRead 21.2.01
/in DGRead /by RehamanPLM4th Circuit Upholds Shortened Limitations Period in Arbitration Agreement; Rocket Docket Update; Virginia Creates Office of Civil Rights to Target Discrimination; DG/30 Milestone