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✓ Published: 25-Jun-2020
✓ Published: 25-Jun-2020
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COVID-19 has created significant and unavoidable challenges for nearly every employer and workplace.Navigating almost daily changes has been daunting enough, but there are potentially other disruptions ahead, including a likely flood of COVID-19-related employment litigation.Indeed, recently filed COVID-19-related lawsuits already include claims of discrimination, wrongful termination and/or retaliation in violation of public policy, ADA and FMLA violations, workers compensation, COBRA and W
COVID-19 has created significant and unavoidable challenges for nearly every employer and workplace.Navigating almost daily changes has been daunting enough, but there are potentially other disruptions ahead, including a likely flood of COVID-19-related employment litigation.Indeed, recently filed COVID-19-related lawsuits already include claims of discrimination, wrongful termination and/or retaliation in violation of public policy, ADA and FMLA violations, workers compensation, COBRA and W
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