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Client Alert: Dos And Don’ts For Form 11: Missouri’s Religious Immunization Exemption
By: Steven D. Hall
Background
Anyone with a Facebook account or a Twitter handle will likely recognize that there ...
Josh Douglass Shares Insights Regarding OCR Opening the OPEN Center in DC
In an interview by Special Ed Connection, Mickes O’Toole attorney, Josh Douglass, shares his insights regarding ...
Don’t Forget About Substitutes! Examining the Obligation to Provide Substitute Teachers with Key Student Information – By: Betsey Helfrich
Published by MARE, November 2019
We are often reminded of the duty to protect confidential student information, ...
Long Overdue: How (and why) Mickes O’Toole made diversity its brand
Published in 2019 Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers MagazineBy Trevor Kupfer on November 13, ...
Don’t Miss the Opportunity! ED’s CRDC Proposed Changes Open For Comment – By: Josh Douglass
The proposed 2019-20 iteration of the Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC) is currently available for notice and ...
Josh Douglass Shares Expertise and Insights Regarding OCR and Steps for Schools to Prevent or Resolve Complaints
Mickes O’Toole attorney, Josh Douglass, shares his expertise and insights regarding the OCR and what proactive ...
How One Local Law Firm Is Thriving Because of Diversity | St. Louis American – Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
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Medical Marijuana: The Highlights – By: Anne Kerns
Published by MARE, July 2019
Medical marijuana is now legal in Missouri. What exactly this means for employers ...
SCOTUS to Decide Trio of Cases regarding LGBT Discrimination – By: Patrick Brazill
Written By: Patrick Brazill
The Supreme Court of the United States agreed to weigh in on three cases that have to ...
Retaliation Claims Continue to Flourish in Missouri, Kansas and Illinois – By: Josh Douglass
Written By: Josh Douglass
According to the annual report recently released by the U.S. Equal Employment ...
Client Alert: Circuit Court Weighs in on New Collective Bargaining Rules
A St. Louis-area court issued an order at the end of last week that may affect how you and your District ...
Are You Ready to Roll Out a SPO in Your School? The How to Guide – By: Brittany Newell
Published by MARE, November 2018
In most cases school districts choose to ban weapons on school grounds unless ...