Neil Eddington was quoted in an article published on April 6, 2022, by HR Dive titled, “The Senate rejected Biden’s wage-hour pick. What does that signal for employers?” In the piece, Neil comments on gig worker classification (employee vs. independent contractor) and the political nature of Senate confirmations.
Shaina Kinsberg has been quoted in a Risk Management article titled, “Legal Requirements for COVID-Related Disabilities.” In the piece, Shaina provides her insight as to boundaries that employers should respect when it comes to employee medical histories or disabilities.
With the opening of Michelman & Robinson’s Houston office, Sanford Michelman and Houston’s Office Managing Partner, Lauren Varnado, are quoted in Texas Lawyer’s January 31st article titled Michelman & Robinson, a New Player in Dallas, Adds Houston Office.
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Michelman & Robinson is in the news once again for moving the needle on associate compensation.
Scott Lyon was quoted at length in a Daily Beast article published on January 25, 2022, titled, “Feds Are Blowing Their Chance to Seize Jan. 6 Rioters’ Guns.” In the piece, Scott provides his insights regarding gun crimes and the Government’s capacity to take guns out of the hands of criminals.
Sanford Michelman provided his insight as to how law firms—Michelman & Robinson, LLP included—are investing in legal talent to bolster long-term retention in an article titled, “Why the associate compensation market is nuts & won’t work for long-term retention,” published by Thomson Reuters on January 14, 2022.
Scott Tenley was quoted in an article published on December 14, 2021, by Law.com titled, “Third Plea Deal Announced in Scandal Over Los Angeles Water Billing Class Action.”
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Scott Tenley was quoted in an article published on December 9, 2021 by Law.com titled, “Surprise Plea Deals in Los Angeles Water Billing Lawsuit Scandal Signify Much More to Come.” In the piece, Scott commented on the potential and impact of a defendant cooperating with the prosecution in order to obtain a sentence reduction.
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