Jackson Lewis Expands Employment Litigation Group Leadership with Alison L. Lynch and Dana G. Weisbrod

NEW YORK, NY (July 21, 2026) — Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to announce Orange County Office Managing Principal Alison L. Lynch and Principal and New York City Office Litigation Manager Dana G.

Carol Ashley Discusses Recent Shifts in Title IX Compliance and Employer Guidance

Carol Ashley discusses recent legal developments and shares practical insights for Title IX compliance in college athletics in, "Attorney shares practical insights for Title IX compliance in light of recent legal developments," published by College Athletics and the Law. 

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James Botana Spotlighted as a Leading Latino Lawyer in Chicago

James Botana was recognized in the inaugural list of “50 Powerful Latino Lawyers," which celebrates distinguished Latino legal professionals in the Chicago area who are making a significant impact in their fields and communities in "Who’s Who in Hispanic Business 2026," published by Negocios Now.

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Jackson Lewis Welcomes Inaugural Cohort for In-person Leadership Training Program

NEW YORK, NY (July 15, 2026) — Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to highlight a key milestone in LEAD, the firm’s new leadership development program for high-performing associates. Short for Lead. Excel. Advance. Deliver., the program is designed to prepare associates for the next generation of firm leadership.

Joseph Lazzarotti Discusses AI Tools and Client Privilege Risks

Joseph Lazzarotti discusses confidentiality protections when using AI and how the legal risks depend heavily on how the technology is used in "As AI Tool Use Expands, Questions Arise About Attorney-Client Privilege," published by PLANSPONSOR.

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Joy Chin Comments on Newly Enacted NYC Workplace Heat Protections

Joy Chin comments on heat illness prevention moving from a seasonal safety concern to a more formal compliance and enforcement issue and how employers can prepare in "More Workplace Heat Protections Enacted," published by Business Insurance.

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Stacey Bastone, Lisa Marsh, Christopher Patrick and Scott Pechaitis Author "Colorado Mandates State EEO-1 Data Reports"

Stacey Bastone, Lisa Marsh, Christopher Patrick and Scott Pechaitis author "Colorado Mandates State EEO-1 Data Reports," published by SHRM.

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Kristina Vaquera Comments on AI, Robotics and Automation Reshaping Workplace Safety

Kristina Vaquera comments on OSHA's initial focus and how AI, robotics and automation have changed the workplace safety landscape in "From Factory Floors to AI: 250 Years of Worker Safety," published by SHRM.

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Amy Peck Discusses Upcoming SCOTUS Review of DOL H-2A Penalty Authority

Amy Peck discusses the Supreme Court's planned review next term in Dept. of Labor v. Sun Valley Orchard, the H-2A program and what employers need to know in "Supreme Court Will Rule on the DOL’s Power to Issue Penalties," published by SHRM.

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