Crowdsourcing Answers to Problem HR Situations
November 16, 2018
Have you ever had an employee who claims she’s been subjected to discrimination? Or maybe one who habitually strolls in […]
Merry Campbell to speak at Montgomery County Small Business Network panel event
November 15, 2018
Shulman Rogers’ Employment and Labor Law Chair Merry Campbell will serve as a panelist for “Hiring & Firing in the #MeToo […]
IWCE Presents: Security, Privacy & the Cloud in the Age of GDPR & California’s Consumer Privacy Act
November 13, 2018
Businesses and government agencies now have a whole host of new regulations regarding the information privacy of their employees and […]
Greg Grant presents at KnowledgeNOW: Igniting Your Spark
November 6, 2018
On November 6, Greg Grant presented “Virginia Employment — What’s Hot & What’s Not” at the Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountant’s […]
Intellectual Property Alert: Beware of the New Copyright Troll
November 1, 2018
A new intellectual property troll has popped up. This one is different from the recent copyright troll that threatened legal […]
Common Law Taxpayer Standing Might Be an Easier Avenue for Judicial Review
November 1, 2018
Timothy Dugan was published in the 2018 November/December issue of the Maryland State Bar Journal, a publication of the Maryland […]
Washington Jewish Week names Shulman Rogers Best Law Firm for 2018
October 25, 2018
Shulman Rogers is honored to be named the Best Law Firm by Washington Jewish Week readers for 2018. Washington Jewish […]
Immigration Law Webinar: Internal I-9 Audit: Training for Human Resources
October 22, 2018
The Form I-9 is used to verify the identity and legal authorization to work of all paid employees in the […]
Employment Law Alert – IRS Issues Guidance on Family and Medical Leave Tax Credit
October 19, 2018
On September 24, 2018, the Internal Revenue Service issued guidance on the business tax credit for paid family and medical […]