Jackson Lewis Strengthens Kansas City Region and Pittsburgh Offices with New Additions of Justin M. Dean and Katelyn M. O’Connor

NEW YORK, NY (August 15, 2024) – Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to announce the addition of Justin M. Dean and Katelyn M. O’Connor as principals in its Overland Park and Pittsburgh offices, respectively.

More Than 300 Jackson Lewis Attorneys Honored in 2025 Edition of Best Lawyers®

NEW YORK, NY (August 15, 2024) Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to announce more than 300 lawyers have been included in the 2025 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America, a publication that has become universally regarded as a definitive guide to legal excellence.

Dorothy Parson McDermott Comments on Workplace Violence in the Healthcare Industry

Dorothy Parson McDermott comments on the increased legal risks employers face when they do not adhere to state statutes for workplace violence prevention in healthcare settings, which can also lead to additional claims such as third-party liability and negligence in “As Attacks Rise, OSHA Lags On Health Workplace Protections” published by Law360.

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Robert Perry and David Pixley Author "After Chevron: Challenges Loom For PBGC Actions"

Robert Perry and David Pixley author "After Chevron: Challenges Loom For PBGC Actions," published by Law360.

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Eric Magnus Comments on Law Interpretation Post Chevron Doctrine

Eric Magnus comments on how the end of Chevron deference could lead to more challenges and aggressive litigation over regulations, while judges will continue to rely on statutes and legal language for interpretation in “Chevron aftermath: more retirement plan lawsuits, fewer formal regulations,” published by Pensions & Investments.

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Laurie DeYoung Authors “California: Expanded Information to Provide Regarding Workplace Injury”

Laurie DeYoung authors “California: Expanded Information to Provide Regarding Workplace Injury,” published by SHRM.

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Michael Moberg Comments on the Impact of Gov. Walz’s Progressive Paid Leave Labor Laws

Michael Moberg comments on Gov. Walz’s worker-friendly legislation and the challenges it poses for employers, particularly concerning paid leave laws in “NLRB's Stricter Work Rules Test Already Showing Effects,” published by Bloomberg Law.

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Arthur Cunningham Authors “What California’s Time Limits for Payment of Arbitration Fees Mean for Restaurants”

Arthur Cunningham authors “What California’s Time Limits for Payment of Arbitration Fees Mean for Restaurants,” published by SHRM.

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Daniel Schudroff Discusses Variations of the Stericycle Decision’s Application

Daniel Schudroff discusses how the Stericycle decision has led to varied judgments on work rules, helping clarify the new standard while prompting employers to revise their rules to comply in “NLRB's Stricter Work Rules Test Already Showing Effects,” published by Law360.

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Jackson Lewis Named a Largest Law Firm in New York

Jackson Lewis is named among the largest law firms with a New York presence, based on headcount and generated revenue in “The Largest Firms By New York Headcount,” published by The American Lawyer.

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