For most people, litigation ends when the party “wins” or obtains a judgment in Georgia that is in its favor. However, this is only the start of a process that may last longer than the case itself. Although the piece…
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It’s March, and that can mean only one thing: college basketball! With major upsets, Cinderella teams, college athletes playing for their careers, and, of course, office bracket pools, the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament—dubbed “March Madness”—is one of the…
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This year’s Mexican Open was marred by controversy when tennis world No. 3 Alexander Zverev was disqualified from the tournament after he repeatedly slammed his racket at the umpire stand and shouted expletives at the umpire. Although Zverev was disqualified…
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) recently updated its guidance on how to handle religious accommodations for COVID-19 vaccinations and requests for accommodation: “What You Should Know About COVID-19 and the ADA, the Rehabilitation Act, and Other EEO Laws”. New…
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