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Category Archives: Family Law

Pregnancy and Disability Discrimination the Focus of EEOC Enforcement Activity

Since Congress’ enactment of amendments to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 2008, making it easier to establish disability status under that law, the EEOC has directed more of its attention to claims of pregnancy and disability discrimination and accommodation of pregnancy-related limitations. In its 2012 Strategic Enforcement Plan, the Commission identified the investigation …

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6 Ways Your Marriage Problems Might Be Like The Fiscal Cliff

Rebecca L. Palmer with Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A. recently had an article, 6 Ways Your Marriage Problems Might Be Like The Fiscal Cliff, featured in The National Law Review: It’s been hard to avoid all the talk about the economic “Fiscal Cliff” over the past few months. Going over this cliff means a combination of higher …

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