Legal Articles, Occupational Safety & Health

The Employer's Duty to Accommodate

Blog post on the topic of accommodations that must be made by employers for employees with disabilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Sexual Harassment: Actions You Can Take

Blog post on the topic of sexual harassment in the workplace and what can be done about it.

Lead Poisoning: Are Missouri Construction Workers and Their Families at Risk?

Lead exposure in the workplace can lead to some very serious occupational illnesses, some of which can be life threatening.

Does Negligence Play a Part in My Workers' Compensation Claim?

Many people mistakenly believe that there is a direct relationship between negligence and workers' comp. The truth, however, is more complex - workers' comp is not like a personal injury case.

Get To Know The California Paid Sick Leave Law

On July 1, 2015, California's Paid Sick Leave Law took effect. This blog provides information on accrual, carryover and use requirements of this state law, as amended by AB 304, effective July 13, 2015. Review the following to make sure that you are in compliance!

Distinguished Service Award Recipient

The Alameda County Bar Association is proud to honor Vincent Tong, of Tong Law, as our New Lawyer of the Year at our January 14, 2016 Board Installation and Distinguished Service Awards Dinner.

Rules Regarding Employees and Holiday Pay

Many businesses remain open on recognized holidays. This means, most employees of service providing businesses have to work on holidays. What is the law in California regarding holiday pay?

Common Reasons Why Workers' Compensation Claims Are Denied

If an insurance company denies your workers' compensation claim, contact an attorney right away. There could be a variety of reasons why the claim was denied that could be resolved by an experienced workers' compensation attorney.

Slip and Falls at Work

Benefits available after a workplace slip and fall accident

Construction Accidents Leading to Paralysis - St. Louis Workers Comp Attorney

Some types of construction accidents are more likely to cause spinal injuries or paralysis compared to others.

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