Neal F. Perryman, Chair of the Litigation Department

Events

Live Webinar – Reopening During COVID-19: Questions Employers Must Consider before Bringing Employees Back to Work

When: May 8, 2020 at 12:00pm – 1:00pm

People: Neal F. Perryman, Brian P. Pezza, Sarah E. Mullen, William M. Bolster

New FLSA Regulations Seminar

When: June 23, 2016 at 4:00pm – 6:00pm

Location: Lewis Rice

People: Neal F. Perryman, Brian P. Pezza

Firm Highlights

Jeremy P. Brummond Presents at Webinar for Experienced Construction Attorneys

Supreme Court Hands Down Unanimous Decision Limiting FTC’s Ability to Seek Monetary Relief

FTC Adds Teeth to the ‘Made in USA’ Rule

EEOC Issues Updated Guidance on COVID Vaccination Policies

Diversity & Inclusion

Law Firm ILN-telligence Podcast Hosts Ronald A. Norwood to Discuss Mentorship, Diversity & Inclusion in the Legal Industry, and the Importance of Equity for All

Diversity & Inclusion

Lewis Rice Launches “Next Level” Diversity and Inclusion Programs

Missouri Supreme Court Reverses Overtime Wages Judgment Resulting from Employer-Mandated Screenings Under the Portal-to-Portal Act

Jeannine Moentmann Becomes President of St. Louis Paralegal Association for 2021-2022

First-Issued Interim Final Rule Gives Guidance on No Surprises Act

Lewis Rice Welcomes 2021 Summer Associates

Colorado Joins the Bandwagon, Enacts Comprehensive Privacy Law

A Lawyer’s Guide to the Galaxy Podcast Named Among Best Copyright Law Podcasts for 2021 by Welp Magazine

The Changing Workplace Following the Latest CDC Mask Guidance

Michael D. Mulligan, Mysun Charitable Foundation Recognized at Greensfelder Park Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Claims Filed for Compensation in North Carolina Ecusta Trail Rail-to-Trail Case

Missouri Supreme Court Holds that Public Governmental Bodies May Not Charge for Attorney Review Time

DOL Publishes Cybersecurity Guidance for Benefits Plans

CROWN Act Legislation on the Verge of Passage in St. Louis City & County

The New Standard Contractual Clauses: Scope, Impact, and Next Steps

Supreme Court Limits Ability to Compel Access to Private Property Without Compensation