Bankruptcy ERISA Violation Can Be Grounds for Dismissal of Employer’s Bankruptcy Case, New York Bankruptcy Court Holds April 9, 2020
Practice Areas Second Circuit Rules that United States Marshals Service Owed USCSO-Represented Court Security Officers Due Process Protections October 30, 2019
Practice Areas Former Court Security Officer Entitled to Jury Trial in Unlawful Discharge Claim October 10, 2019
Bankruptcy Chapter 11 Debtors Must Make Decision to Assume or Reject Collective Bargaining Agreements Before Plan Confirmation, Ohio Bankruptcy Court Rules September 9, 2019
Practice Areas Peter DeChiara quoted in Wall Street Journal article on management bonus plans in bankruptcy September 5, 2019
Practice Areas CWS Client Defeats the NLRB’s Request for a Preliminary Injunction that Would Have Prevented the Use of an Inflated Rat and Other Free Speech July 23, 2019
Practice Areas Kate M. Swearengen’s article, “Joint Employer Standard May Have Nine Lives,” published in the Spring 2019 issue of the American Bar Association Section of Labor & Employment Law Newsletter June 30, 2019
Practice Areas Melissa S. Woods elected as a Fellow of The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers June 18, 2019
Bankruptcy Supreme Court Decision on Trademarks May Impact Union Contract Rejection Cases June 17, 2019
Practice Areas Kate M. Swearengen is selected to participate in the American Bar Association Section of Labor and Employment Law’s 2019 Leadership Development Program May 30, 2019