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Cohen Milstein’s Kalpana Kotagal Authors Opinion Piece for The Hill, “Push for Diversity in Hollywood Paves Path for Rest of America”
March 28, 2018

By Kalpana Kotagal Over the last few weeks, thanks largely to Frances McDormand’s acceptance speech at the Academy Awards, the “inclusion rider” has taken center stage in Hollywood. The inclusion...
Kalpana Kotagal Authors Opinion Piece for The Washington Post, “The ‘Inclusion Rider’ Should Be a Hollywood Standard”
March 09, 2018

By Kalpana Kotagal Kalpana Kotagal is a partner in the Civil Rights & Employment practice group at Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll and chair of the firm’s Hiring and Diversity Committee. Last...
“Is That Illegal Harassment? What Should I Do?” Blog: She Who Will Not Be Silenced
March 08, 2018

By Christine E. Webber and Aniko R. Schwarcz There’s been a lot of media coverage about sexual harassment in the workplace, leaving many women – and men – wondering exactly what sort of behavior...
“Guardians of the Rail: Who Is Monitoring Our Nation’s Guardrails?” FJA Journal
March 01, 2018

If you have a potential claim involving a defective guardrail, please contact Leslie M. Kroeger , Poorad Razavi or email a member of our Defective Guardrail Team by clicking here. by Leslie M...
Cohen Milstein’s Michael Dolce Authors Opinion Piece for The Guardian, “Larry Nassar Shouldn't Be the Only One Going to Jail”
January 26, 2018

Survivors reported Nassar’s abuse to coaches, trainers, parents, therapists, a training facility owner, and even law enforcement officials – but all in vain By Michael Dolce It is tragically ironic...
Cohen Milstein’s Michael Dolce Authors Opinion Piece for Newsweek, “We Have Set Up a System to Sex Traffic American Children”
January 12, 2018

By Michael Dolce Senator Rob Portman (R-Ohio) introduced legislation in 2017 to amend an antiquated 1996 law that was ostensibly enacted to protect freedom of expression on the Internet, but, as Sen...
“Blind Spots in Booster Seats,” American Association for Justice Trial Magazine
January 03, 2018

By Adam J. Langino and Leslie M. Kroeger Manufacturers market booster seats to parents whose children are too young to safely travel in one, increasing the risk of serious injury. Here are some...
“ERISA Litigation Trends in 2017,” Law360
December 18, 2017

By Julie Goldsmith Reiser and Jamie Bowers During 2017, several trends emerged in litigation under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act. Excessive fee cases remained prevalent, with two types...
“A Rule in Flux,” Employee Benefits Committee Newsletter: ABA Section of Labor and Employment Law
December 01, 2017

By Karen L. Handorf and Daniel Sutter As litigation about the legality of the Department of Labor’s controversial Fiduciary Rule reaches federal circuit courts, the current administration has turned...
“Does My Company Discriminate Against Women? Frequently Asked Questions by Women in Tech,” Medium
November 17, 2017

By Aniko R. Schwarcz and Christine E. Webber In August, our colleague Anita Hill addressed the current state of women in technology in an Op Ed in the New York Times . As she points out, Silicon...

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