Benjamin M. Farley, Member

Publications

June 23, 2020 – Client Alert U.S. Supreme Court: Title VII Prohibits Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation and Transgender Status Neal F. Perryman, Michael L. Jente, Benjamin M. Farley

June 5, 2020 – Client Alert United States Supreme Court Holds Participants in ERISA Defined Benefit Plans Lack Standing to Sue for Breach of Fiduciary Duties Neal F. Perryman, Lynn A. Hinrichs, Michael L. Jente, Benjamin M. Farley

March 2019 – Client Alert Missouri Supreme Court Revives Cases by Gay and Transgender Plaintiffs, but Declines to Expand Discrimination Law to Protect Sexual Orientation or Transgender Status Neal F. Perryman, Brian P. Pezza, Michael L. Jente, Benjamin M. Farley

June 2018 – Client Alert Supreme Court Tells Class Action Plaintiffs They Do Not Get Limitless Bites at the Apple Richard B. Walsh, Jr., Edward T. Pivin, Benjamin M. Farley

April 2018 – Client Alert Supreme Court Broadly Interprets Overtime Exemptions Specified in the Fair Labor Standards Act Neal F. Perryman, Michael L. Jente, Benjamin M. Farley

Firm Highlights

Robert J. Will Elected to Governing Council of American Bar Association Section of Litigation

EEOC’s Pregnant Workers Fairness Act Regulations Set to Take Effect June 18, 2024, Providing Clarity and Controversy

Lewis Rice Wins More Than $17.8 Million in Compensation for Landowners in St. Petersburg, Florida

Lewis Rice Wins More Than $220,000 in Compensation for Southern Indiana Landowners

Minnesota Governor Signs Consumer Data Privacy Act

Bridget Hoy Named “Stand-Out Lawyer” by Thomson Reuters

EPA Publishes Final Greenhouse Gas Reporting Requirements for Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems

Pamela E. Barker Selected to Speak at Wisconsin Bar Association Annual Meeting & Conference

Lindsay S. C. Brinton and Meghan S. Largent Secure Payout for Southern Indiana Property Owners

Michael D. Mulligan Receives Missouri Lawyers Media ICON Award

Diversity & Inclusion

Apollo Carey Presented at Law Firm Associates 2024 Career Strategies Conference

Potential Impact of the Supreme Court’s Latest Ruling on Copyright Infringement Compensation