By Joshua C. Black, Esq. COVID-19 cases among children are on the rise. The American Academy of Pediatrics reported more than 121,000 cases

By: Joshua C. Black, Esq. In the last 6-8 months businesses – both large and small – have weighed the pros and cons of mandating COVID-19 va

By Joshua C. Black, Esq. For the second consecutive year, teachers and students are heading back to the classroom with a global pandemic

By: Joshua C. Black, Esq. Earlier this month, Gov. Doug Ducey announced an unconventional way to encourage Arizonans to get back to work

By: Joshua C. Black, Esq. For many women, the global pandemic left no real choice but to step away from work to manage new familial

By: Joshua C. Black, Esq. The COVID-19 pandemic led to a lot of hardship in 2020 including a record number of Americans who filed for

If you believe that your employer is not taking appropriate actions to keep employees safe from the COVID-19 pandemic you can make a complia

By Joshua C. Black, Esq. A recent executive order issued by President Biden is designed to clear up confusion associated with who can – and

By Joshua C. Black, Esq. When Joe Biden was sworn into office on Jan. 20, 2021, he promised immediate action to help struggling Americans.

By: Joshua C. Black, Esq. With nearly 200,000 Arizonans receiving unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic, staying abreast of the

By Joshua C. Black, Esq. & Katerina Romano Over the past year we have seen workers across all industries in Arizona suffering from layoffs

By: Joshua C. Black, Esq. For most people, 2020 was a hard year and unlike anything previously experienced. From anxiety about COVID-19 to

By: Joshua C. Black, Esq. Nearly half of all Americans - roughly 42% - said they would not get a free government-approved COVID-19 vaccine

By Joshua C. Black, Esq. With COVID-19 numbers spiking this winter, you may be apprehensive about attending face-to-face holiday parties

Vaccine requirements are common in many industries including the education and healthcare fields.

Join attorneys Joshua Black and Matt Fendon as they discuss the state of employment laws and workers' compensation during COVID-19.

On August 8, 2020, the President signed four Executive Orders aimed at providing short-term relief to Americans during the pandemic.

As employees begin to return to the workplace en masse after months of alternative work arrangements employers must be ready to address new

If you believe you or another employee are/is exposed to a condition that is immediately dangerous contact ADOSH at the number below.

The Arizona Department of Health Services provided new guidelines “allowing local governments to implement mask and face-covering policies."