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7 Things You Must Consider Before Contesting an OSHA Citation

Have you been issued an OSHA citation? Do you believe it is undeserved or misguided? When does a challenge make sense? When does it make...

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Climate Change Within USCIS

Attorney Laura Hartz and Senior Immigration Paralegal Robin Vermette attended this year’s American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) Annual Conference in Florida.  A common theme was...

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Is a General Contractor Responsible For a Subcontractors’ Safety Mistake?

OSHA seems to be highly predictable when issuing citations on a large multi-employer jobsite. They tend to cite both the offending subcontractor and the general...

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When Is It “Time” To Meet With a Family Law Attorney?

Many people look forward to getting married, but few plan to get divorced.  The idea of separating from a long-term partner, and the impact it...

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New Hampshire Expands Ban on Non-Compete Agreements to Low-Wage Workers

Starting September 8, 2019, New Hampshire’s law prohibiting non-compete agreements for certain workers will be expanded to cover low-wage employees.  Senate Bill 197 prohibits an...

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