DGRead 23.04.01
The Advent of Autism is Growing Exponentially!; Autism and the Judicial System; Happy Ramadan, Happy Easter; Happy Passover!
Author Archive for: stevenlong
Entries by Steven Long
DGRead 23.03.01
A Texas Obesity Bias Case Raises Some Good Questions for Employers to Consider; Women’s History Month; Founding Partner Nina Ginsberg
DGRead 23.02.15
Black History Month Fun Facts; Rocket Docket Update; Recent ADA Developments; Happy Presidents Day!
DGRead 23.01.15
The New Normal Poses Challenges in Employment Law; Rocket Docket Update on Masking; Martin Luther King Day
DGRead 23.01.01
Employment Law Challenges in the New Normal; ADA Claims Hit New High; Long COVID Creates New Challenges in the New Normal
Personal Jurisdiction Can Be a Complex Concept
By: Jarrad Wright Deceptively simple, personal jurisdiction is one of the first concepts lawyers are taught in law school. At its most basic level, courts cannot hear civil cases against individuals or companies unless they have a connection to the state. It would be unfair for someone to be sued in a foreign state court […]
DGRead 22.12.15
ADA Accommodations for At-Risk Employees; Personal Jurisdiction Can Be a Complex Concept; Practical Guidance Podcast with Kevin Hylton of LexisNexis Starring Jonathan Mook
DGRead 22.12.01
Employment Law Challenges in the New Normal; The Pitfalls of Lawyer Ads; Alcoholism at Work—A Legal Minefield
The Pitfalls of Lawyer Advertising
By: Jarrad Wright When the U.S. Supreme Court decided the seminal case of Bates v. State Bar of Arizona, 430 U.S. 350 (1977), that held that lawyer advertisements were protected by the First Amendment, it would have been hard to imagine our modern world where television, print and online advertisements from lawyers inundate audiences. Today, […]
DGRead 22.11.15
Jonathan Mook to Join Panel for CLE Webinar About ADA Accommodations for At-Risk Employees; Does the ADA Require Employers to Let Workers Relocate?; DiMuroGinsberg Recognized by Best Lawyers
