COVID-19: Labor & Employment
Lewis Brisbois’ Labor & Employment attorneys are actively monitoring developments in employment law at the federal, state, and local levels related to the current COVID-19 outbreak, and are counseling clients about those developments, as well as their obligations and responsibilities in this situation. Particular issues of great concern to clients include reductions in force and other layoffs and furloughs, work-from-home issues, unemployment insurance availability, HIPAA requirements, accommodations for disabled employees, requirements imposed by collective bargaining agreements and individual employee contracts, and especially family and medical leave and sick leave issues. Our attorneys are ready to assist with these and other outbreak-related employment law matters. Download our "COVID-19 Immunity for Employers" 50 State Survey
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