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Amanda Farahany Elected as a Fellow in The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers
24Jun

Amanda Farahany Elected as a Fellow in The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers

Firm's Managing Partner Received Organization's Highest Honor Amanda Farahany, managing partner of the law firm Barrett & Farahany, has been elected as...

20Jun

What are Tip Credits? Should I be Concerned About How my Employer Handles Them?

Under federal law and the laws of most states, employers are allowed to pay employees who earn tips an hourly rate that...

19Jun

Amanda Farahany Discusses Legal Issues Around COVID-19 on New Podcast

Managing Partner Amanda Farahany appeared on a podcast on June 19, 2020, with Chris DeBlasio, the CEO of Agency850 who hosts the...

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...

11Jun

What to Do if You Were Exposed to The Coronavirus on The Job

Many states are now beginning to reopen businesses that were shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. What to do if you...

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...

01Jun

What Are Some of The Most Common Types of Workplace Discrimination?

Employment discrimination may include biased actions of the employer in preferential hiring, job assignment, promotion, wrongful termination, retaliation, compensation, and various forms...

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...

13May

A Question for Returning to Work: To Test or Not to Test?

Amanda Farahany and Todd Stanton of Stanton Law LLC have teamed up again to co-write the Daily Report commentary “To Test or...

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...

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

Amanda Farahany Appears on WABE to Discuss Employees Rights While Returning to Work

Amanda Farahany was a guest on Closer Look on WABE Radio, the NPR station in Atlanta. During the May 5 broadcast, Amanda...

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...

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

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...

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...

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...

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...

10Mar

Understanding Cultural Differences in The Workplace

Understanding cultural differences in the workplace. The typical modern workplace comprises employees from diverse cultural backgrounds and belief systems, which are distinct...

27Feb

Gender Discrimination | Protection Under Title VII

Following Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, incredible strides have been made furthering gender equality in the workplace. Thanks...

19Feb

FMLA Rights | What You Need to Know

It's no secret that employees need to take days off or work from home to recover from an illness from time to...

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Barrett & Farahany

Georgia Office

3344 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 800
Atlanta, GA 30326
334-237-7773

Alabama Office

2 20th St N, Suite 900,
Birmingham, AL 35203
866-951-0903

Illinois Office

77 W. Wacker Dr. Suite 4500
Chicago, IL 60601
773-337-7999

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