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BakerHostetler Continues Growing Private Equity and Healthcare Teams with Partner Additions in Dallas and Chicago
BakerHostetler Continues Growing Private Equity and Healthcare Teams with Partner Additions in Dallas and Chicago. -
BAKER & HOSTETLER: Webinar: What You Should Know About Discrimination & Reasonable Accommodations in a COVID-19 Era
As we begin returning back to the workplace, please join us for this insightful webinar that will discuss the key legal and HR considerations for employers who are rebuilding their workforces in the COVID-19 era. -
BAKER & HOSTETLER: BakerHostetler Introduces Multidisciplinary Digital Assets and Data Management Practice Group to Help Clients With 'Everything Data'
Data is everything to businesses and organizations across the globe. -
BAKER HOSTETLER: BakerHostetler Links with Clause, Brings Blockchain-Based Legal Agreements to Market in the Freight Transportation Industry
National law firm BakerHostetler has collaborated with Clause, a leading software platform for smart legal contracts, to develop automated, digital legal agreements for the freight transportation industry. -
BAKER HOSTETLER: Working Mother Honors BakerHostetler as One of the "Best Law Firms for Women "
BakerHostetler is pleased to announce that the firm was honored in Working Mother’s 12th annual “Best Law Firms for Women” list today, recognizing firms that utilize best practices in recruiting, retaining, promoting and developing women lawyers. -
BAKER HOSTETLER: BakerHostetler Brings on Brian Davis to Lead International Tax Team
BakerHostetler announced that J. Brian Davis has joined the firm as leader of its international tax team. -
Northwestern Hospital says law doesn't support 'nonsensical' privacy suit over fingerprint scans to dispense meds
A group of Northwestern Memorial Hospital have sued the hospital for requiring workers to scan fingerprints when entering a secured area in which medication was stored. Northwestern Hospital and the vendors who supplied the technology for the entrance security system are asking a federal judge to dismiss the workers' lawsuit, because state biometric privacy law does not cover the healthcare field. -
BAKER & HOSTETLER: Accomplished Attorney Joins BakerHostetler's International Tax Practice
BakerHostetler announced today that Roger Brown – former sector leader for banking and capital markets clients in Ernst & Young LLP’s international tax and financial services practice, and former special counsel to the associate chief counsel of the IRS – will join the Washington, DC office as a partner in the firm’s international tax practice. -
Employers should let SCOTUS resolve divided circuits before altering arbitration policies
Since a broad decision issued by the U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in May, employers have become wary of enforcing the arbitration agreements they may have pressured employees to sign, waiving their rights to bring class actions over wage and employment issues. But that isn't the half of it, employment and labor attorneys said. -
Lawsuit alleging Big Lots job applications disclose too much moved from Philadelphia to Chicago federal court
A Pennsylvania-born putative class-action suit, which alleges the nationwide retailer Big Lots violated federal law by overstocking job applicant disclosure statements with too much information, has landed in Chicago federal court. The one-count suit, between Aaron Abel and Big Lots Stores, Inc., was filed Nov. 2 in Philadelphia County Court and transferred to Chicago Dec. 15.