Managing Principal Ana Shields was spotlighted in this year’s Long Island Business News’ Law Influencers list! This recognition highlights Ana’s impressive professional accomplishments as well as her commitment to community leadership. Read more at the link below.

Principal Marvin Kaplan discusses his recent move to Jackson Lewis and shares insights into what’s coming for the NLRB moving forward in this article from Law360.

A recent proposal from the DOL introduces removing certain FLSA guidance documents out of the Code of Federal Regulations to an appendix in DOL’s Field Operations Handbook. Principals Justin Barnes and Jeffrey Brecher analyze the proposed change in this article.

A federal judge has certified two classes in Brantmeier v. NCAA, challenging NCAA compensation rules and potentially opening the door for broader athlete compensation reforms. Attorneys Bernard Dennis and Oliver Page share key insights and case details in this blog post.

Stay on top of the rapidly changing legal landscape and check out this month’s Top Five Labor Law Developments newsletter from attorneys Laura Pierson-Scheinberg, Lorien Schoenstedt, Nicholas Scotto and Richard Vitarelli for updates on the NLRB, new executive orders and more.

Boston: Jackson Lewis is bringing #JLWH2025 to you! Join us 10/29 for a half-day of employment law insights designed for in-house counsel, HR professionals and employers. Learn and connect with top-tier attorneys and HR leaders and stay ahead of #workplacelaw trends. Learn more:

The OFCCP’s request for public comments on proposed revisions to its data collection and recordkeeping requirements are open until 10/24. Find key details about the proposed regulatory revisions in this blog post from attorneys Laura Mitchell, Scott Pechaitis and Nicole Trotta.

Attorney Rajula Sati breaks down the state department's recent announcement ending ‘third country national’ appointments for visas in this blog post. Employers with workers on employment-based visas could face disruptions. Read now for key insights into the updated guidance!

Principal Marvin Kaplan talks about his time as chair of the NLRB, discussing the agency’s efforts to navigate a challenging year without a quorum and his move from public service to Jackson Lewis in this article from @Lexology. Check it out for details!

Tune into this episode of We get work® where Principals Christopher Anderson and Melissa Ostrower explore scenarios involving temporary work abroad arrangements, employer obligations, digital nomad visas and the importance of remote work policies and agreements.

We’re halfway through #HungerActionMonth, and Jackson Lewis employees have raised nearly $40,000 for neighbors in need in partnership with Feeding America! Join us in donating and play an active role in Feeding America's mission of ending hunger. Act now!

We're thrilled to welcome Diana Lerma and Peter Maretz to the firm! Diana’s extensive success in complex civil litigation matters and Peter’s impressive record in high-stakes employment trials enhance our client service across California and nationwide.

Chris Jackson has joined the firm as chief office performance officer. As CPO, Chris will be instrumental in driving profitability and operational excellence across the firm while supporting strategic growth initiatives and client service enhancements.

Check out this Law360 article where Principals Diana Lerma and Peter Maretz comment on the decades of courtroom experience and industry knowledge they’re bringing to the firm’s Los Angeles and San Diego offices.

Principals Dedra Curteman and William Jackson share key details and employer insights from a recent D.C. Circuit decision underscoring the importance of pleading fraud with precision to successfully bring a reverse false claim under the False Claims Act in this article.

Don’t miss this article from Bloomberg Law where Jackson Lewis attorney Richard Mrizek comments on the EEOC shifting transgender protections and legal standards for hostile work environment claims.

Jackson Lewis’ Chief Office Performance Officer Chris Jackson and Firm Chair Kevin Lauri discuss expanding the firm’s executive team with new chief office performance officer to drive growth, efficiency and client service in this article from Law360.

A recent CO Supreme Court ruling has clarified the limitations period for Minimum Wage Act claims under the Colorado Wage Claim Act and the FLSA. Office Managing Principal Veronica Hunter and Principal Melisa Panagakos share employer insights and key takeaways from the decision.

Jackson Lewis Principal Daniel Schudroff comments on the NLRB’s challenge to New York’s new labor law, noting it may face standing and ripeness issues and that its impact could lessen once the Board regains a quorum in this article from Bloomberg Law.

The DHS has proposed revising the admission period for the academic student visa classification from duration of status to an admission for a fixed time period. Attorney Rajula Sati analyses the proposal and shares important information in this blog post.