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Helping employees find justice in nine states with offices in Illinois, Georgia, and Alabama.

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...

06May

How to Help Your Community During The COVID-19 Crisis

The people of Alabama are committed to helping the vulnerable segments of the population during the Covid-19 pandemic. How to help your...

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...

07Apr

Important COVID-19 Work-from-Home Legal Issues

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has led to a situation where a large number of employers are encouraging employees to work from the...

03Apr

April 3rd Shelter in Place Order – What’s Changed?

As of 6PM tonight, April 3rd, Governor Kemp has issued a new Shelter in Place order that supersedes his March 23rd Shelter...

01Apr

Families First Coronavirus Response Act goes into effect today, April 1, 2020 – what does it mean for employees?

The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) goes into effect today. We've compiled some questions and answers that the Department of Labor...

27Mar

Webinar: New Rights & Obligations under COVID-19 Relief Laws

Barrett & Farahany has joined with Stanton Law to bring you a webinar about the various new relief laws arising from the Coronavirus...

Help for Employees – New Podcast!
26Mar

Help for Employees – New Podcast!

Relief measures for those whose jobs are affected by COVID-19 passed into law last week, and employees will see those laws taking effect...

25Mar

What Is the Time Limit for Filing an Employment Discrimination Claim in Alabama?

A precursor to filing a discrimination case in court is the state administrative agency to accept charges of discrimination. What is the...

Mayor of Atlanta Issues a 14-Day Stay At Home Order
24Mar

Mayor of Atlanta Issues a 14-Day Stay At Home Order

On Monday evening, March 23, 2020, Atlanta's Mayor Keisha L. Bottoms announced that she signed a 14-day stay at home order within...

18Mar

Help for Employees Affected by Coronavirus/COVID-19!

On March 14, 2020, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA, H.R. 6201), in part to...

Sexual Harassment Bill HB 1121 is in DANGER of being TABLED!
12Mar

Sexual Harassment Bill HB 1121 is in DANGER of being TABLED!

Sexual Harassment Bill HB 1121 is in danger of being tabled, please help us keep it on the agenda for a vote TODAY!...

Your voice was HEARD! HB 1121 was passed UNANIMOUSLY by committee!
12Mar

Your voice was HEARD! HB 1121 was passed UNANIMOUSLY by committee!

Sexual Harassment Bill HB 1121 was passed by the tort reform committee UNANIMOUSLY! This is exciting news! Next, HB 1121 will go...

11Mar

We did it! HB 1121 is up for a vote on March 12!

Your calls and emails helped us get Sexual Harassment Bill HB 1121 to committee on March 10th and now to a vote...

10Mar

WE STILL NEED YOUR HELP TO GET HB 1121 PASSED!

WE ARE ALMOST THERE! All of your calls and emails helped us get HB 1121 to committee today, March 10, 2020, but...

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