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Five Liebert Cassidy Whitmore Attorneys Named to Best Lawyers® 2025 “Ones to Watch in America” List

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Liebert Cassidy Whitmore Partner Steven Berliner Named to Best Lawyers in America® 2025

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Daily Journal Recognizes Partner Alexander Volberding as a 2024 Top Labor and Employment Lawyer

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Daily Journal Names LCW San Francisco Managing Partner Morin I. Jacob Top Women Lawyers

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Los Angeles Business Journal Names LCW Partner Melanie L. Chaney Top 100 Lawyers

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Liebert Cassidy Whitmore Named 2024 Best Law Firms® Ranked by Best Lawyers

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Daily Journal Names LCW Partner Brian P. Walter 2024 “Leading National Litigators”

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LCW Partner Melanie L. Chaney Named 2024 Leaders of Influence: Minority Attorneys

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Liebert Cassidy Whitmore Named Most Admired Law Firms to Work For 2023

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Daily Journal Recognizes Suzanne Solomon and Brian Walter as 2023 Top Labor and Employment Lawyers

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LCW Partner Brian Walter Highlighted as a Los Angeles Business Journal’s 2023 Leader of Influence: Litigators & Trial Attorneys

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Public Employers
Religious Exemption Requests Are Stealing the Show from COVID-19 Vaccination Requirements
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Nonprofit, Private Education
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Public Education, Public Employers, Public Safety
Gov. Newsom Signs Senate Bill 278, Which Greatly Increases Public Employer Exposure to Damages for CalPERS Compensation Reporting Errors
Author: Steven M. Berliner , Michael Youril
September 28
Public Employers, Public Safety
ERMA Legal Update: Legal Obligations Related to Managing Employee Requests for Religious Accommodations
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Public Employers, Public Safety
What to Expect After the Expiration of COVID-19 Supplemental Paid Sick Leave
Author: Peter J. Brown , Alexander Volberding
September 27
Private Education
California Department of Public Health Issues COVID-19 Guidance and FAQs to K-12 Schools
Author: Michael Blacher , Stacy L. Velloff
September 22
Public Education, Public Employers, Public Safety
Assembly Bill 361 Allows Public Employers to Continue to Hold Virtual Meetings
Author: Heather DeBlanc
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Public Education, Public Employers, Public Safety
A Contractor’s Change In Business Form Does Not Create A Gap In Licensing Or Require Disgorgement Under Business And Professions Code Section 7031, If The Contractor Remains Duly Licensed At All Times During The Performance Of Work Under The Construction Contract
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