Dana Kravetz recently had an article published by Hotels Magazine titled, “Reassessing Workplace Training, Parity.” The piece covers how hotels and resorts can protect their brands and staff by focusing on training and gender parity in management.
David Dehoney recently had an article published by Solar Power World titled, “Navigating mineral owner rights when developing large-scale solar.” The piece covers the conflict potential of solar projects in situations where mineral estates are severed, or owned separately, from given surface estates.
Dana Kravetz recently had an article posted on HR.com titled, “A Different Take on the Flexible and Hybrid Workplace.” The piece covers the catalyst for the undeniable trend toward remote work and the items employers need to be mindful of to make the flexible and hybrid workplace run as efficiently and effectively as the traditional nine-to-five model.
In a Law360 article published on March 14, 2022 titled, “How the DOJ Is Building Its Crypto AML Playbook,” Kraig Ahalt takes a look at the department’s prosecution strategy in cryptocurrency cases.
On March 12, 2022, IP Watchdog published an article by Jason Blackstone titled, “NFTs and IP Law: An Overview for Buyers and Sellers.” In the piece, Jason writes about the intellectual property considerations that players in the emerging NFT space should keep top of mind.
Neil Eddington’s article titled, A comprehensive audit is crucial for wage and hour compliance,” was published on March 1, 2022 by HR Dive.
An article by Bryan Johnson titled, “What’s on the horizon for cannabis-related businesses?,” was published by Marijuana Venture in its January 2022 edition.
Bryan Johnson’s latest article titled, “Training, communication are key to workplace marijuana policies,” was published by HR Dive on December 15, 2021.
An article by Mark Robinson and Samuel Licker titled, “After Record Wildfire Seasons, Insurers Now Feeling the Heat,” was published by the Best’s Review, AM Best’s monthly insurance magazine, in its November 2021 edition.
An article by Bradley Henry, Scott Tenley and Kraig Ahalt titled, “Outsourced governmental investigations: the question of Brady obligations,” was published by Global Investigations Review on October 27, 2021.
