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Amy Peck Discusses Legal Options for Individuals Detained by ICE

Amy Peck discusses the rights of detained individuals and underscores the role attorneys play in helping them understand and defend those rights in "Detainees from federal raid held at DHS office in Omaha, could face various legal outcomes," published by KMTV News Now Omaha. 

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Jeffrey Brecher Discusses Fairness Concerns in Industry-Specific Minimum Wage Increases

Jeffrey Brecher discusses concerns that raising wages or offering tax breaks for specific groups of workers can create unfair advantages over others doing similar work in "Minimum Wage Efforts Reach A Crossroads," published by Law360

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Amy Peck Comments on Immigration Enforcement Impact on Businesses and Workers

Amy Peck comments on concerns regarding how immigration enforcement is affecting businesses and causing worker shortages in "'Wave of panic': Businesses are in crosshairs of Trump immigration crackdown," published by USA Today. 

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Amy Peck Comments on Employer Panic Following ICE Workplace Raids

Amy Peck comments on rising employer anxiety as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) inspections cause workers to stay home and disrupt workplace operations in "ICE sets quotas to deliver on immigration crackdown on employers," published by The Washington Post. 

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Clifford Atlas Discusses Legal Burdens for Employees Under Florida’s CHOICE Act

Clifford Atlas discusses concerns about how the Florida CHOICE Act shifts the legal burden in non-compete cases, making it much harder for employees to challenge non-compete or garden leave agreements in "How will Florida’s CHOICE Act impact employers’ use of non-competes?," published by Lexology PRO. 

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Jackson Lewis Attorneys and Practices Recognized in The Legal 500 US 2025

NEW YORK, NY (June 12, 2025) – National employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C.  is proud to announce its recognition in The Legal 500 United States 2025, which highlights leading law firms and attorneys across the country.

 

Amy Peck Discusses Employer Challenges as Immigration Protections End

Amy Peck discusses the need for clear government guidance as immigration protections like TPS and parole end, leaving businesses struggling to navigate compliance amid growing uncertainty in "Employers Sort Out Workforces as Deportation Protections Vanish, published by Bloomberg Law. 

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Sarah R. Skubas Appointed Vice Chair of American Health Law Association’s Labor and Employment Practice Group

HARTFORD, CT (June 10, 2025) — Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to announce Sarah R. Skubas has been appointed Vice Chair of the American Health Law Association’s (AHLA) Labor and Employment Practice Group.

Jackson Lewis Recognized Among Go-To Employment Defense Firms

Jackson Lewis is spotlighted as a go-to defense firm amid a continued rise in employment litigation in California federal courts in "Litigation Trends to Watch: Claims Surge Over Settlement Administrator ‘Kickbacks,’ Spinal Cord Stimulators and Crypto Fraud," published by Law.com. 

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Jackson Lewis Ranks 45th on the 2025 NLJ 500

Jackson Lewis ranks 45th on the NLJ 500, which recognizes the largest U.S. law firms by attorney headcount and provides an annual snapshot of firm growth and trends in "The 2025 NLJ 500: Ranked by Head Count," published by The National Law Journal. 

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