Some wonderful research on #MeToo by Georgetown Law Prof. Jamillah Williams. Georgetown Law youtu.be/DTR5bWRr0dQ

Hey friends - Has a business asked you to sign a waiver relating to the risk of catching COVID-19 when using their services/entering their premises? Please share a link or screenshot of the waiver! (And the story behind how you got it.) I'm doing some research on this issue.

Professor Michael Z. Green asks why worker safety isn't playing a more central role in our conversations about reopening. youtu.be/ZIufSpbIKkw Michael Z. Green

Hey Andi Pla, Great job on OPB's Think Out Loud! And 1

Thanks Twitter friends for sending me the various COVID waivers you've been asked to sign! Here is the article --- Why hairdressers, gyms and the Trump campaign are asking people to sign COVID-19 waivers theconversation.com/why-hairdresse… via The Conversation U.S.

Professor Atiba Ellis brimming with insight on the racist messaging embedded in claims of voter fraud. youtu.be/bi2iYoFVsvg Marquette University Law School Atiba Ellis

How did poll taxes actually work? Voting rights expert Atiba Ellis explains. Atiba Ellis Marquette University Law School youtu.be/7TWxLhwchdA

I was glad to join the latest episode of Oregon Law Lab to discuss "Walkouts over Safety" under fed. labor law & #OSHA. Thanks UO School of Law Elizabeth Tippett for this important public service! cc Dean Burke @UNLVLaw @UNLV @ACSLaw LERA WorkplaceLawProg youtu.be/vlyl_PtMEUo,

Prof. Atiba Ellis on the promise of the Black Lives Matter movement, and his thoughts on the backlash (taped in June) Atiba Ellis Marquette University Law School youtu.be/ET23CaNZyeA

Happy Labor Day! Prof. Ruben Garcia shares a 3 minute summary of how to form a union. youtu.be/uPD4MeeIh88 youtu.be/uPD4MeeIh88

It was such an honor to receive the Paul Miller Memorial Award for "outstanding academic and public contributions to the field of labor and employment law scholarship" at #cosell2020. @LouisvilleLaw w/ JoAnne Sweeny @LevinsonAriana Thanks to all!

I read Judge Barrett's employment law rulings. It was a mixed bag. theconversation.com/workers-can-ex…

Just stumbled upon this OSHA fact when doing some research, “of the 5,147 fatal workplace injuries that occurred in the United States in 2017, 458 were cases of intentional injury by another person.” Workplace violence, frequently leading to death, is a fact and a real problem.

Can you guess the celebrity depicted in these actual courtroom drawings? I feel bad for the judges and the lawyers, the artists never seem to care how they turn out... Courtroom Sketch Artist Fails youtu.be/JasnPzpn3WY