Hodge, Alexandria M.
Community Connections for Children, Board Member The Central High School Foundation, Alumni Chair
A Wave of New Maryland Laws Affecting Employers Crashing as Early as June 1
By: Andrew Scott, Esquire The Maryland General Assembly recently enacted legislation that will begin impacting employers as early as this summer. Effective June 1, 2019, Maryland’s minimum wage [...]
PK Law Member Rochelle Eisenberg Appointed to OAH Advisory Council
Congratulations to PK Law Member Rochelle Eisenberg on her gubernatorial appointment to the State Advisory Council of Administrative Hearings. Ms. Eisenberg is a Member of PK Law and practices in [...]
The Tide is Changing in Department of Labor Overtime Rulemaking
By: Adam Konstas, Esquire For approximately the past three (3) years, employers have been caught in a maelstrom between two shifting currents. One current consisted of Department of [...]
Five Questions with Edmund J. O’Meally, Member, PK Law
Edmund O’Meally, Chair of PK Law’s Labor, Employment and Education Group For more than 30 years, Edmund O’Meally has worked closely with superintendents, boards of education, private [...]
Snow Days and Sick and Safe Leave Do Not Make for a Wintery Mix
By: David Burkhouse, Esquire As we all deal with closures related to inclement winter weather, employers in Maryland may be faced with employees who wish to utilize Sick and Safe Leave, [...]
Is Your Business ICE-Ready?
By: Andrew Scott, Esquire According to data recently released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the agency initiated 6,848 worksite investigations and 5,981 I-9 audits in fiscal [...]
Special Education Tips – Here, There, and Everywhere – 114-2018
Rochelle’s Special Education Tips Here, There, and Everywhere It sometime happens that your IEP team meeting may be the victim of an attempted hijacking by a parent, parents’ attorney, or [...]
The ADEA’s Reach In The Public Sector May Contain a Grim Forecast For The Private Sector – Is Individual Liability On The Horizon?
By: Adam Konstas, Esquire On November 6, 2018, the United States Supreme Court issued its first ruling of the new term — a unanimous 8-0 decision (Justice Kavanaugh did not join the [...]