California is considering changes to its workplace inspection rules that would expand who may accompany inspectors during on-site Cal/OSHA inspections. Read more about the proposal: California’s Proposed “Walkaround” Changes.

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Photo of Sierra Vierra Sierra Vierra

Sierra Vierra is a principal in the Salt Lake City, Utah, office of Jackson Lewis P.C. Sierra focuses her practice on workplace safety and health matters and has substantial and in-depth experience in civil litigation and administrative proceedings involving employment law matters, including…

Sierra Vierra is a principal in the Salt Lake City, Utah, office of Jackson Lewis P.C. Sierra focuses her practice on workplace safety and health matters and has substantial and in-depth experience in civil litigation and administrative proceedings involving employment law matters, including discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, and wage and hour issues.

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Photo of John Cohen John Cohen

John Cohen is of counsel in the Cleveland, Ohio, office of Jackson Lewis P.C. John draws on his public sector background to anticipate compliance challenges and develop tailored preventative strategies. His practice emphasizes risk management and proactive problem-solving and—when litigation is unavoidable—he serves…

John Cohen is of counsel in the Cleveland, Ohio, office of Jackson Lewis P.C. John draws on his public sector background to anticipate compliance challenges and develop tailored preventative strategies. His practice emphasizes risk management and proactive problem-solving and—when litigation is unavoidable—he serves as a strategic legal advocate adeptly identifying and then shoring up potential defense vulnerabilities.

John’s practice focuses first and foremost on preventing disputes and believes the most effective legal strategies are grounded in a true understanding of each organization’s operational realities. He has designed and delivered trainings—in English and Spanish—for employers and public institutions, reviewed and revised workplace policies, and built compliance programs for organizations in many sectors including education and agricultural.

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