Tag:COVID-19
Courts
Year End Report of Federal Courts Released, Roberts Hints at SCOTUS Controversy
In the report’s opening, Roberts appeared to address public backlash against a number of high-profile Supreme Court rulings last term.
Courts
Data Shows Colorado Courts Are Slowly Catching Up From COVID Impacts
According to a recent report, Colorado courts didn’t return to pre-pandemic rates of jury trials, new court filings and case closures but did improve from fiscal year 2021 numbers.
Courts
Innovating Court: How Judges Across the Country Are Using Tech to Increase Access to Justice
Three years after COVID-19, state courts nationwide are using technology to improve appearance rates, access to justice and more.
Opinion
COVID-19 Tests Require Business Necessity, EEOC Says
Carissa Davis, a labor and employment attorney at Sherman & Howard, discusses the latest EEOC guidance on COVID-19 tests.
Features
Federal Circuits in Focus
Over the past year, the circuit courts were considering new and emerging issues, questions and fact patterns.
Opinion
With Covid-19 Vaccination Disputes on the Rise for Divorced Parents, Courts Forced To Step In
Sherman & Howard's Kelly Robinson and Madeleine Sheahan discuss the history of court intervention on family law disputes involving vaccines.
Corporate Counsel Insight
EEOC Updates Guidance on Pandemic-Related Discrimination Against Caregivers
The EEOC released guidance on caregiver discrimination with pandemic-related examples of stereotypes and scenarios employers should avoid.
Features
Supply Chain Disruptions, Staffing Shortages — What Businesses Can Do About It All
Dan Harris, Robert Hensley and Len MacPhee discussed all things supply chain in Law Week’s March 2022 roundtable discussion.