A man wearing a protective mask walks in the Hampden neighborhood of Baltimore on July 9, 2020. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/ALM The GOP's Current Proposal for COVID-Related Lawsuit Protections: A Q&A From the Plaintiff and Defense Perspective
In this third part of a multi-part series, Corporate Counsel presents a dialogue on the proposals to reign in any personal injury (and indirectly, employment-related) COVID-19 lawsuits.
August 03, 2020 at 01:59 PM
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Employment law may be the practice area most affected by COVID-19. In this third part of a multi-part series, Corporate Counsel presents a dialogue between Steve Kardell, name partner in Kardell Law Group in Dallas, who focuses on the plaintiff's side of COVID-19 employment law and, on the management side, Harry Jones, a shareholder in the Dallas office of Littler Mendelson who is a designated COVID-19 expert for the firm, on a bombshell issue: the proposals to reign in any personal injury (and indirectly, employment-related) COVID-19 lawsuits.
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