Governor Ferguson has signed HB 1747, which amends Washington’s Fair Chance Act and further restricts employers’ use of criminal records in making employment decisions. As we reported in 2018, Washington’s “Fair Chance Act” prohibits most employers from asking about criminal history before deciding whether an applicant meets … Read more
Truck accidents in California are a significant concern, with their frequency and devastating impact affecting countless lives each year. Given the complex interplay of federal and state regulations governing these vehicles, understanding your legal rights and the avenues for obtaining fair compensation is crucial. This article serves as a guide to navigating the aftermath of … Read more
New Mexico Superintendent of Insurance Alice Kane increased maximum residential property insurance limits for policies from $350,000 to $750,000 through the New Mexico Fair Access to Insurance Requirements Plan. The move was adopted by the NM FAIR Plan Governing Committee. It clears the way for residential homeowners to secure insurance as they rebuild in areas … Read more
Brown, Goldstein & Levy is proud to celebrate 57 years of the Fair Housing Act and celebrate Fair Housing Month this April. Our passionate team of attorneys challenges all types of housing discrimination, fighting for clients who face discrimination in housing because of race, disability, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, familial status, and socioeconomic status. … Read more
Lauren J. Kelleher and Erin E. O’Neill represented Brown, Goldstein & Levy at Georgetown Law’s Plaintiffs’ Law Fair. Lauren and Erin shared the firm’s mission, practice areas, and their experiences working with clients. As Georgetown Law alumni, they also discussed their law school involvement and how it shaped their careers. This inaugural event provided law … Read more