Justice at Work Podcast

Introduction

Justice At Work is a bimonthly podcast hosted by Barrett & Farahany attorneys. In each episode, we and our featured guests strive to empower employees through education and information about their rights in the workplace and beyond. 

For news, updates, and educational resources, find us on Facebook (@BarrettandFarahany), Twitter (@barrettfarahany), and follow us on LinkedIn!

 

April 2021- Depositions Demystified: What are they and what to expect?

The Hollywood depiction of a deposition is usually a highly dramatic affair in which some new revelation comes to light that makes or breaks the case. Although they can sometimes be filled with drama, the truth is that they're usually mundane and formal. On this episode of the Justice at Work podcast, Zachary Panter is joined by Catherine Gavrilidis to talk about the reality of depositions. They walk through the specifics of what the meeting seeks to accomplish and what you can expect if you're a part of one.

March 2021 - Equal Pay: It's the Law

What is the Equal Pay Act of 1963 and how does it protect both women and men? In this latest episode of the Justice at Work podcast, attorneys Grace Starling and Catherine Gavrilidis define equal pay and talk about ways employees can advocate for themselves under the law.

February 2021 - Can your Employer Mandate the COVID Vaccine?

In the newest Justice at Work podcast, attorney Grace Starling discusses employer-mandated vaccines. Listen to find out if they're legal under EEOC guidelines, and to find out what your options are.

January 2021 - Frequently Asked Questions Answered by Kathy Harrington-Sullivan

In the January 2021 edition of the Justice at Work Podcast, Attorney Kathy Harrington-Sullivan answers frequently asked questions that clients are asking when considering opening a case.

October - MAKING SENSE OF THE TAX PLATFORMS FOR THE 2020 ELECTION

The October edition of Justice at Work on Business Radio X is up. Attorney Kathy Harrington Sullivan & Eric Santos, Executive Director of North Georgia LITC help explain what each presidential candidate is proposing as Election Day draws near.

September - FFCRA & ADA

Attorneys Kathy Harrington Sullivan & Adian Miller talk about what the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) means for employees now that schools and businesses are reopening. They'll also discuss the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and considerations for employees with medical conditions who may need leave or accommodations. Stay tuned for more info!

July - Wrongful Death & Serious Injury

Kathy Harrington-Sullivan speaks with Michael S. Wilensky, Lead Litigator of the Wrongful Death / Serious Injury Litigation Team at Barrett & Farahany. Together, they explain what legal help is available to you if your family has experienced a wrongful death or if you or a family member have suffered a serious injury. 

June - Race Discrimination in the Workplace

Kathy Harrington-Sullivan speaks with Managing Partner Amanda Farahany and Todd Stanton, Principal of Stanton law, about race discrimination in the workplace. Together, they examine the nationwide conversation on racism and how that is affecting the workplace for both employers and employees. 

May - Workers' Compensation

Kathy Harrington-Sullivan interviews Laura Reis, Principal of Reis Law, LLC, about workers' compensation laws in Georgia and how they impact employees. Kathy and Laura cut through the red tape and make workers' compensation much easier for you to understand.

March - COVID-19

Our inaugural show on Business RadioX was on Wednesday, March 25th. Partners Amanda Farahany and Kathy Harrington Sullivan discussed COVID-19 and what it could mean for employees and businesses in the months to come. Listen below.