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November 9, 2021 Article

Not So Fast: OSHA’s ETS in Limbo While Challenges Play Out

Over the weekend, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily blocked the emergency mandatory vaccine and testing regulations published in place by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). As of November 9, 2021, legal challenges to the Emergency...

November 9, 2021 Article

Maine Workers’ Compensation Appellate Division Update - November 2021

Maine Workers' Comp Alert

November 5, 2021 Article

OSHA Issues Long-Awaited Vaccination Rule for Large Employers

November 4, 2021 Article

How to Create Authentic Social Media Content

Mainebiz

October 29, 2021 Article

Legislative Update: First Legislative Council Vote on Legislative Requests

October 26, 2021

Legislative Alert: Redistricting Analysis

October 13, 2021 Article

Beyond Maine’s Ban-the-Box Statute: Practical Employer Considerations

October 5, 2021 Article

Legislative Alert: Special Session, Redistricting, and Cloture

September 30, 2021 Article

Employees Who Refuse to Comply with a Mandatory Vaccination Policy are Generally Ineligible to Receive Unemployment Benefits

September 20, 2021 Article

What if We Just Call It Even?: The Right to Offset Debts from One Project Against Monies Owed on Another

American Bar Association - Under Construction

September 17, 2021 Article

Health Coverage Incentives for Unvaccinated Employees

September 2, 2021 Article

What to do When a Lender Receives a Notice from the Municipality that Mortgaged Property is Going to be Condemned or is in Violation of the Building Code?

August 20, 2021

Understanding the New COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate for Healthcare Workers

August 11, 2021

New Maine Law Limits Employers’ Ability to Request Applicant Criminal History Information

July 21, 2021

Legislative Alert: Maine Legislature Adjourns!

July 12, 2021

The Latest from OSHA on Mitigating and Preventing the Spread of COVID-19 at Work

July 7, 2021

Escalation Clause: An escape from the price-spike trap

July 1, 2021

Maine’s Exemption Laws Are Changing

June 28, 2021 Article

How to Avoid Misclassifying Your Employees Under the Maine Workers’ Compensation Act

Mainebiz

June 15, 2021 Article

Six Take-Aways from EEOC’s Updated COVID-19 Guidance

June 10, 2021 Article

Maine Workers' Comp Alert: WCB Meeting Notes for June 2021

Maine Workers' Comp Alert

May 5, 2021

Deadline for PPP Loan Applications Extended to May 31, 2021

April 7, 2021 Article

Changing Control in the Time of COVID: Navigating ‘Change of Ownership’ Prior to PPP Loan Satisfaction.

Maine Bankers Association

April 5, 2021 Article

Maine Workers' Comp Alert: Maine Supreme Court Issues Decision Regarding Statute of Limitations in Coordination of Benefits

Maine Workers' Comp Alert

April 1, 2021 Article

Maine Workers' Comp Alert: Appellate Division Affirms Decision Involving Gradual Injury That First Manifested at Home, Not at Work

Maine Workers' Comp Alert

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Maine Workers’ Compensation Appellate Division Update - November 2021

Below are two recent and interesting Maine Workers’ Compensation Appellate Division decisions. The first deals with the compensability of injuries sustained in employer-sponsored athletic events. The second deals with the referral of an employee...

U.S. News – Best Lawyers Ranks Preti Flaherty Among 2022 Best Law Firms

Preti Flaherty has been named among the 2022 Best Law Firms by the U.S. News – Best Lawyers rankings. To be eligible for ranking, a law firm must have at least one attorney named...

Not So Fast: OSHA’s ETS in Limbo While Challenges Play Out

Over the weekend, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily blocked the emergency mandatory vaccine and testing regulations published in place by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). As of November 9, 2021...

In Reversal, Maine CDC Will Allow "Advocacy Journalists" into Next COVID-19 Briefing

Following an announcement by Gov. Janet Mills, representatives from the Maine People's Alliance and the Maine Policy Institute will be allowed to attend and participate in the weekly livestream COVID-19 briefings presented by the Maine Center for Disease...

Preti Flaherty Welcomes Attorneys Samuel Burgess and Ethan Johnson to the Firm

Preti Flaherty is pleased to announce the arrival of attorneys Samuel L. Burgess and Ethan F. Johnson. Sam Burgess joins the firm as an Associate in the Litigation Practice Group, practicing from the Concord...

Nineteen Preti Flaherty Attorneys Selected for Inclusion in 2021 Super Lawyers

Nineteen Preti Flaherty attorneys have been selected for recognition by Super Lawyers , including eleven Rising Stars. Super Lawyers rates outstanding lawyers throughout the United States in more than 70 practice areas. Only five...

Preti Flaherty Recognized as 2020 Top Law Firm by Antitrust Annual Report

Preti Flaherty has been recognized by the Antitrust Annual Report as a Top Antitrust Law Firm for 2020. Established in 2018, the Antitrust Annual Report is produced in partnership with the University of San...

OSHA Issues Long-Awaited Vaccination Rule for Large Employers

After waiting with bated breath for nearly two (2) months, employers will finally have access to OSHA’s Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS), which is scheduled for publication in the Federal Register on November 5, 2021...

How to Create Authentic Social Media Content

Preti Flaherty attorney Bodie Colwell has authored an article for Mainebiz on the how social media can help a company define its brand, the power of authenticity to engage your audience, and tips for starting to build a social media...

Maine Newspapers Fight Anonymous Testimony in Lawsuit Challenging Vaccine Mandate

A group of newspapers in Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, and Waterville, represented by Preti Flaherty attorney Sigmund Schutz, have filed a motion in federal court requesting the identity of nine healthcare workers seeking religious exemption from the state's...