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22Jun

Do’s & Don’ts in the Time of COVID-19

Amanda Farahany co-wrote the article “Do's and Don'ts for Employers and Employees in the Time of COVID-19” for the June 22 Daily...

Another Reminder Why Discrimination in the Workplace is Wrong
17Jun

Another Reminder Why Discrimination in the Workplace is Wrong

Partner Kathy Harrington-Sullivan wrote an article for Women's Business Daily about illegal workplace discrimination. Kathy wrote: “Recent events have prompted an important nation-wide...

16Jun

Amanda Farahany Comments on SCOTUS Ruling in Favor of LGBTQ Employees

The Fulton County Daily Report quoted Amanda Farahany in the June 15, 2020 article “Elated, Brilliant or Dangerous: Georgia's Legal Community Reacts...

Amanda Farahany Appears on “The 3 Wins Podcast” to Discuss COVID-19 and Returning to Work
16Jun

Amanda Farahany Appears on “The 3 Wins Podcast” to Discuss COVID-19 and Returning to Work

Amanda discussed these ideas with Russ Clemmer, the president of Legacy Advisory Partners, a company that helps organizations keep leaders by designing...

15Jun

Supreme Court Says Law Protects LGBTQ from Discrimination

In a landmark ruling, the United States Supreme Court today ruled existing federal law banning sex discrimination also protects workers from discrimination...

12Jun

Domestic Violence During COVID-19 & Quarantines

At Barrett & Farahany, a cornerstone of our practice is ensuring justice and equality for all people. While we do not handle...

10Jun

Barrett & Farahany Featured in SHRM Article on Employee Benefits

The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) featured Barrett & Farahany in an article on its very popular website entitled “Smaller Employers...

05Jun

S.T.A.R.T. the Change You Want to See at Work

The recent protests about police brutality and systemic racism illustrate how understandably emotional these topics are for all of us. With so...

29May

What to Look for as You Return to Work in the Time of Covid-19

As more companies call their employees back to work, many people want to know that it's safe to return as COVID-19 continues...

22May

Is There A Danger of Courts Acting as Jurors?

A question many scholars have been asking in recent years is whether judges have put themselves in the place of jurors, violating...

22May

Childcare Issues & Returning to Work: Does the FFCRA Still Apply?

As if there wasn't enough confusion around the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) during the COVID-19 quarantines, employees may be further...

19May

More on ADA Protections in the COVID-19 Workplace

In our May 8th blog, we gave you a heads up that COVID-19 may trigger accommodations for employees. In this blog, we take a closer look...

13May

No Job Protection for Older Workers Still Under Quarantine? Seriously, Georgia?

The Governor's April 30th Executive Order extended the shelter in place requirement for high-risk individuals, including those over 65 years of age,...

12May

Is Bankruptcy the Right Move for You?

We have heard from clients who are experiencing financial difficulties because of the economic impact of COVID-19 quarantines and business closings. Hardworking...

08May

COVID-19 May Trigger Accommodations for Employees with Disabilities

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has issued new guidelines around COVID-19 for employers to follow. The revised guidelines explain how the...

07May

Should Companies Face Civil Liability if Workers or Customers Contract COVID-19?

In a sign that COVID-19 continues to be politicized, the question of whether companies should be held liable if employees or customers...

06May

The Barrett & Farahany Difference

Every member of the Barrett & Farahany team (attorneys, paralegals, and office staff) understands the impact that workplace issues can have on...

04May

President Urges Return to Business; Employees Should Maintain Vigilance to Protect Themselves – Here’s Why

As President Trump urges states and companies to go back to work and cheers on protesters demanding a reopening of the economy,...

27Apr

Coronavirus Discrimination Concerns in The Workplace

The Covid-19 pandemic has not only disrupted businesses, caused millions of job losses, and forced many employees to work from home, but...

25Apr

Preparing for Georgia’s Businesses to Reopen

In the interest of helping people prepare for Georgia's businesses to reopen, we've put together some questions and answers we hope will...

25Apr

Am I an Employee or an Independent Contractor?

Business owners in Alabama, as well as anywhere else, are usually under pressure to reduce costs and maximize profits. Am I an...

23Apr

Georgia House Democratic Caucus: Press Briefing with Michael Wilensky

B&F attorney & State Rep Michael Wilensky participated in the Georgia House Democratic Caucus Press Briefing on April 23, 2020, and shared valuable...

16Apr

What the Paycheck Protection Program Means for Employers and Employees

Barrett & Farahany managing partner Amanda Farahany and employment defense attorney Todd Stanton have once again joined forces to bring both employers and...

09Apr

Further Clarification of the FFCRA for Employees

The Department of Labor has issued further clarification on the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA for short - see our previous...

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