Martin Pringle Attorney, Martin Bauer, and his wife, Ann, were recognized as James Woods Green Medallions honorees at the University of Kansas School of Law Medallion Dinner Saturday night.

The James Woods Green Medallions are named in…

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On May 12, 2016, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) of the U.S. Department of Labor issued new regulations and “Supplemental Information” pertaining to the reporting of workplace injuries and illnesses. The bulk of…

Martin Pringle Attorney, Marcia Wood, recently had an op-ed on court funding published by the Wichita Eagle. 

Read the editorial here, "Legislature needs to make court funding a priority."

Martin Pringle Adoption Attorney, Megan Monsour, recently had an article featured on Wichita Mom's Blog, April 4. The article, "Adoption: Leading with Love," offers insightful perspective on leading with love and joy.

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Make sure your company is using the new I-9 form for all new hires beginning January 22, 2017.  The new form is dated 11/14/2016 and has an expiration date of 8/31/2019. 

Do you know if  your company is compliant with current Federal  I-9…

Many employees are required to sign agreements waiving their right to bring a class action suit against their employer over wages, hours, and terms and conditions of employment. But most of them don’t dispute the validity of such waivers.…

In Ernst v. City of Chicago, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals decided whether the City of Chicago discriminated against female job applicants in violation of Title VII. The applicants for paramedic jobs claimed that a physical test…

Does Title VII protect employees from discrimination based on their hairstyles? In Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Catastrophe Management Solutions, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals considered this question when an employer…

Every year, hundreds of U.S. companies are sold to new owners, and in many cases the seller’s contracts transfer to the buyer. Recently, this became an issue when employees allegedly violated their former employer’s noncompete and…