While D.C. isn’t a state, it has its own DUI laws. Compared to other state DUI laws, D.C. laws are reasonably complicated. There are several metrics for determining whether someone is driving impaired, which can result in different charges. Navigating these charges without an experienced lawyer is quite challenging. Legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) in … Read more
The Washington Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) has adopted three new permanent rules allowing employees who aren’t required to wear personal protective equipment (PPE) to voluntarily use PPE to protect themselves from noise, dust, or possible infectious or contagious diseases. PPE includes items such as “face … Read more
Brown Goldstein & Levy associate Kevin Docherty lately spoke to The Washington Publish about Part 14(c) of the Honest Labor Requirements Act, which permits employers to pay folks with disabilities lower than minimal wage. The Washington Publish carried out an investigation into the implementation of 14(c) and printed a three-part sequence on its historical past, … Read more
