Ron Leibman discussed 2023 predictions with Supply Professional, advising that industry leaders should “remain flexible and follow the practices that the COVID crisis highlighted – supply chain resiliency and redundancy.” Continue Reading
House Votes to Stop Rail Strike, Compel Labor Agreement
NJ Spotlight News interviewed Ron Leibman for insight into the recent House vote compelling rail unions to accept a compromise contract, keeping railroad workers from striking to protest a new contract that lacks paid sick days. Continue Reading
Supply Chain Fears Prompt Senate to Block Rail Labor Strike
Ron Leibman spoke to Law360 about Congress’ passage of legislation that blocked a potential strike of rail workers that could have adversely affected the nation’s supply chain during a time of high demand. “The leaders of both management and the unions were being put in a totally tenuous position. I Continue Reading
3 Ways Careless Layoffs Can Get Employers Sued
Employers considering laying off workers next year need to be aware of the potential legal risks associated with their actions, especially if H-1B visa holders are affected, advises Zack Hadzismajlovic. Continue Reading
NLRB Initiative May Give Unions Look at Employers’ Books
Hugh Murray spoke to Law360 about an initiative by the National Labor Relations Board's (NLRB) top prosecutor that could make it easier for unions to make employers open up their books during contract negotiations. Continue Reading
The Worst Is Over: Supply Chains Moving and Freight Rates Falling Even Faster
Port and rail traffic seems to be slowing down and store shelves are amply stocked. It seems the supply chain disruptions that have affected the US since the start of the pandemic are easing.In this article, Ron Leibman addresses those supply chain disruptions, the trucking industry, and the Continue Reading
Trump Faces Peril in Docs Probe after Decades of Scrutiny
While former President Trump has faced many investigations over the years, the investigation into the potential mishandling of top-secret documents creates a new type of legal peril. Robert Mintz spoke to The Associated Press about the investigation. Continue Reading
Celsius Clients with Collateral Stuck on Failed Crypto Platform Turn to Bankruptcy Process for Relief
Since crypto lending platform Celsius went bankrupt, borrowers have been unable to get their collateral off the platform. David Adler, who is representing a group of Celsius creditors, spoke to CNBC about the case. Continue Reading
Investigators See Ego, Not Money, as Trump’s Motive on Classified Papers
Prosecutors have reviewed documents from the search of Mar-a-Lago and are trying to determine why Trump retained certain classified information. Robert Mintz spoke to The Washington Post about why proving motive is important. Continue Reading
Definition of ‘Moderate’ Scrambled in Current GOP
In a Republican party transformed by Donald Trump, the meaning of the term “moderate” is becoming increasingly unclear. William Palatucci spoke to ABC News about this phenomenon. Continue Reading