Job Numbers are Too Good for Words
Two weeks ago the Federal Jobs Report showed our economy to be in an unusual sweet spot, with steady growth and widespread improvement in the labor market. How Good Are The Job Numbers? An Op-Ed...
Read More
With More Americans In The Gig Economy, Concern Grows Over Worker Safety
The family of a 19-year-old delivery worker did not qualify for any kind of worker’s compensation death benefits after their son was killed by a dump truck earlier this year. Antawani...
Read MoreFarmer-Robots May Ease The Labor Crunch In Agriculture
As the farm labor shortage grows worse, some farmers are turning to automated harvesting machines and other robotic technology to carry out the tasks of pruning, seeding and weeding. Robotic...
Read MoreWalmart Penalizing Workers For Medical Absences
In a new report titled “Pointing Out: How Walmart Unlawfully Punishes Workers for Medical Absences,” the organization A Better Balance reveals how Walmart’s absence control program not only...
Read More10 Most Common Workers Compensation Claims
Workers compensation is a type of insurance that helps employees recover from workplace injuries or illnesses developed through one’s work. Each state has a different set of laws for its workers...
Read MoreMore Middle-Class Workers Losing Jobs to Robots: Will Yours Be Next?
As American workers worry more each year about losing their jobs to losing their jobs to robot, one group is helping the workforce learn about these issues and develop solutions to the...
Read MoreWorking Extra Hours = Extra Pay (it’s about time for OVERTIME pay!)
Good news for American workers: new federal overtime rules are going into effect at the end of the year. Back in 2014, President Obama directed the Secretary of Labor to draft now overtime...
Read MoreCorporate America Pushes to Dismantle Workers’ Compensation
What do changes to workers compensation mean for injured workers? Last week ProPublica and NPR released the second extensive report in their investigative series on the dismantling of the American...
Read More
Target Fined $21k for Death After Ladder Accident
Washington state’s Department of Labor and Industries has fined the retailer Target $21,000 following a worker’s death after a ladder accident at a Lake Stevens Target in June. L&I cited the...
Read MoreWe fight for you
Meet the Team
Whether you’ve been injured on the job, subjected to mistreatment in the workplace, or affected by a privacy breach, our expert attorneys are here to help.
Timothy W. Emery
Meet Timothy
Patrick B. Reddy
Meet Patrick
M. Anderson Berry
Meet Anderson
Karolina S. Arthur
Meet Karolina
James H. Beadles
Meet James
Calum Bryant
Meet Calum
Paul Cipriani Jr.
Meet Paul
Cedar Q. Cosner
Meet Cedar
Paige V. Gagliardi
Meet Paige
Brook Garberding
Meet Brook
Hannah Hamley
Meet Hannah
Gregory Haroutunian
Meet Gregory
Brandon Jack
Meet Brandon
Rachel Moore
Meet Rachel
Julissa Rachor
Meet Julissa
Andrew Snyder
Meet Andrew
Jackson Stephens
Meet Jackson