When Child Protective Services knocks on your door, the stakes are high and what you say or do in those first moments can have lasting consequences. In this upcoming webinar,…
Mediation provides a confidential, flexible, and often faster route to resolution in many different situations including discrimination, harassment claims, and wrongful…
Navigating the federal hiring and vetting process can be complex, especially when it comes to understanding the differences between security clearances, public trusts, and…
New York State’s new “bell to bell” smartphone ban in schools, which requires that districts ban all personal internet-enabled devices including smartphones, tablets and…
With continuous changes in the workforce looming over federal employees, whether being involved in a reduction of force (RIF) situation, or another matter, it is important to…
Are you looking to understand the fundamentals of the Texas criminal justice system? This webinar led by Sean Timmons, Esq. and Stephen Jewell, Esq. will provide participants with…
As a new administration shapes national security priorities, the landscape of classified work and security clearance processes is evolving rapidly. In this webinar, Daniel Meyer,…
Join us for an informative webinar, led by Michael Fallings, Esq. who will provide federal employees and representatives information to better understand the Merit Systems…
In this complimentary CLE, Amanda Smith, Esq. a Partner in Tully Rinckey’s Buffalo office, will explore the foundational civil rights statute prohibiting discrimination in…
Family relationships can be deeply meaningful and sometimes legally complex. In New York, grandparents don’t automatically have the right to visitation, but in certain cases,…
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