Barley Snyder Legal Update Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The Barley Snyder Legal Update Podcast offers a deep dive into timely legal issues facing our communities. Barley Snyder is a full-service business law firm with over 120 attorneys practicing out of offices located in Lancaster, Harrisburg, York, Wyomissing, Reading, Hanover, Malvern, Gettysburg, Schuylkill Haven in Pennsylvania and Columbia and Hunt Valley in Maryland.
In the latest episode of our Legal Update Podcast, attorneys Tim Dietrich and Dave Confer continue the conversation about current conditions in the global supply chain affecting all businesses. They cover geographic disruption, changing conditions in China and the Pacific Rim, and the expanding reach of the "Global South" as a geopolitical alliance. In addition, Tim and Dave discuss identified risks and tools to to deal with them, plus Canada’s new Forced and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act effective January 2024, with the due diligence reporting requirement starting May 31, 2024. Dave chairs the firm’s Transportation, Distribution & Logistics Industry Group and Tim chairs the firm’s Food & Agribusiness Industry Group, providing a wealth of knowledge across these industries and beyond.
Questions for Dave? dconfer@barley.com
Questions for Tim? tdietrich@barley.com
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice or a substitute for legal counsel. If you have questions about your legal situation or about how to apply information contained in this podcast to your situation or about how any other information found on our website may affect your business, you should reach out to one of our attorneys. We assume no responsibility for the accuracy or timeliness of any information provided herein or by any linked site. As information changes rapidly, users are strongly advised to verify any information before relying upon it.
Tax appeals are always a hot topic around this time of year in Lancaster because of the August appeal deadline. Partner and Chair of Barleys Real Estate Practice Group Derek Dissinger and Mike Rohm Managing Principal of Commonwealth Commercial Appraisal Group answer the most asked questions. Listen now to learn who is a good candidate for an assessment appeal, how to handle appeals, and more!
Questions for Derek? ddissinger@barley.com
Questions for Mike? mrohm@commonwealthappraiser.com
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice or a substitute for legal counsel. If you have questions about your legal situation or about how to apply information contained in this podcast to your situation or about how any other information found on our website may affect your business, you should reach out to one of our attorneys. We assume no responsibility for the accuracy or timeliness of any information provided herein or by any linked site. As information changes rapidly, users are strongly advised to verify any information before relying upon it.
In the latest episode of our Legal Update Podcast, partners Dave Confer and Tim Dietrich discuss the ongoing supply chain disruption in 2023 and relevant topics. They talk about risk management, the silver lining of the COVID and post-COVID disruption, and the importance of “teching up.” Dave and Tim also emphasize the vitalness of understanding the "ins and outs" of your contracts to avoid future issues.
In this week’s episode, partners Matt Mayer and Paul Troisi discuss the fundamentals of the Premier League, which is the highest level of men’s soccer in England. You will learn more about its loyal fanbase, certain Americans including celebrities that own soccer clubs and how contracts work in the “football” world. Whether you are a devoted soccer fan or wanting to learn more about how clubs operate and function, you will enjoy listening to this podcast.
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice or a substitute for legal counsel. If you have questions about your legal situation or about how to apply information contained in this podcast to your situation or about how any other information found on our website may affect your business, you should reach out to one of our attorneys. We assume no responsibility for the accuracy or timeliness of any information provided herein or by any linked site. As information changes rapidly, users are strongly advised to verify any information before relying upon it.
In this episode, partners Scott Landis and Don Geiter have an in-depth conversation with David Raymond, the first ever Phillie Phanatic, the mascot for the Philadelphia Phillies. David shares the story of how he became the iconic mascot and provides answers to the pressing questions of our time such as "Is the Phanatic really the most sued mascot ever?". There is no better way to celebrate the Eagles' victory over the 49ers this past weekend than listening to this podcast about Philadelphia's Phanatic.
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice or a substitute for legal counsel. If you have questions about your legal situation or about how to apply information contained in this podcast to your situation or about how any other information found on our website may affect your business, you should reach out to one of our attorneys. We assume no responsibility for the accuracy or timeliness of any information provided herein or by any linked site. As information changes rapidly, users are strongly advised to verify any information before relying upon it.
In this episode, guest host and partner Peter Faben interviews Luke Weber about RaDonda Vaught, the former Vanderbilt University Medical Center nurse who was charged with criminally negligent homicide following the death of a patient. The attorneys give a brief background on the case, reasons why this case became national news and answers to commonly asked questions.
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice or a substitute for legal counsel. If you have questions about your legal situation or about how to apply information contained in this podcast to your situation or about how any other information found on our website may affect your business, you should reach out to one of our attorneys. We assume no responsibility for the accuracy or timeliness of any information provided herein or by any linked site. As information changes rapidly, users are strongly advised to verify any information before relying upon it.
Mark Bowden is an American journalist and writer best known for his book, Black Hawk Down: A Story of Modern War. Published in 1999, the renowned book was taken to the screen two years later. In the latest episode of our LEGAL DOSE podcast, partner Josh Knapp – who served as an Airborne Ranger in the U.S. Army – interviews Mark about his investigation and process of documenting the battle in Mogadishu that occurred in 1993.
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice or a substitute for legal counsel. If you have questions about your legal situation or about how to apply information contained in this podcast to your situation or about how any other information found on our website may affect your business, you should reach out to one of our attorneys. We assume no responsibility for the accuracy or timeliness of any information provided herein or by any linked site. As information changes rapidly, users are strongly advised to verify any information before relying upon it.
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) recently released a notice of new proposed rulemaking which would ease union election proceedings and effectively rescind 2020 rules adopted by the prior Board majority. Attorney Caleb Setlock and Partner Kevin Moore break down the proposed rule in this new episode. Stay tuned until the end to hear how unions are impacting the health care workforce.
Dust off your cowboy hat because we're taking a ride to the Dutton ranch! In this episode, attorneys Jayne Katherman and Reilly Noetzel talk about the legal aspects of the hit TV drama, Yellowstone, in celebration of Season 5 being released. Jayne and Reilly will talk about how topics such as land use, real estate and trusts are involved throughout the show's most recent seasons.
In this episode, guest host, partner and chair of our Higher Education Industry Group David Freedman interviews business associate Erica Townes on Corporate Transparency Act and what it means for your business.
Right now, baseball is a hot topic- Go Phillies! When you are watching a game and witness a home run that goes into the stand, have you ever wondered about the fan's property rights to the ball? Listen to Caleb Setlock and Derek Rowe break down this ongoing conundrum and talk about famous cases such as Aaron Judge's 62nd home run, Barry Bonds' 73rd home run, and more!
Links to the videos talked about in this episode:
Mike Piazza's 300th home run: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6GgJ4rTnT8
Barry Bonds' 73rd home run: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=af4dRPV_dUc
Dog catches home run at a Mets game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePXYUNgLyzM
Dust off your cowboy hat because we're taking a listen into the Dutton ranch! In this episode, guest hosts associate Jayne Katherman and associate Reilly Noetzel talk about the legal aspects of the hit drama, Yellowstone. In anticipation of the upcoming Season 5 to be aired in November 2022, you will hear more about the show's plotline and drama while Jayne and Reilly break down complicated legal concepts both associates regularly practice. Tune in to learn how topics such as land use, real estate and trusts are involved throughout the show's most recent seasons.
In this episode, guest host and partner Josh Schwartz interviews partner and chair of our Higher Education Industry Group David Freedman about the Department of Education's new proposed regulations regarding Title IX and the impact they may have on higher education institutions.
In the third episode of season two's Barley Snyder Legal Update Podcast, partner David Freedman is joined by partner and chair of the firm’s Employment Practice Group Jill Sebest Welch. In today’s post-pandemic business world, risk management is critical. In this episode, Dave and Jill discuss the importance of employment legal training and professional development for businesses.
In the second episode of season two's Barley Snyder Legal Update Podcast, partner David Freedman is joined by some of his fellow attorneys to the discuss the potential legal issues surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine. David, along with partner Jennifer Craighead Carey, partner Michael Crocenzi and attorney Martin Siegel, discuss topics such as whether employers may require their employees to undergo vaccination as a condition of employment and what owners and operators of public accommodations - like retail operations, restaurants or amusement facilities - are permitted to require from their customers.
In season two's first episode, partner David Freedman is joined by partner and fellow employment attorney Michael Crocenzi. They discuss the hot topic of U.S. Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett. They give a high-level review of Barrett's employment law decisions to shed light on how her appointment may (or may not) affect business operations.
When the shutdown started, the Netflix original documentary “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, Madness” became incredibly popular, giving us mesmerizing characters such as Carole Baskin, Doc Antle and the incomparable Joe Exotic. While we all scratched our heads in the sheer bewilderment of this true-life story of an Oklahoma zoo, a few of our employment attorneys not only marveled at the sheer lunacy of the story, but also couldn’t believe the atrocities of employment law that occurred. Attorneys Jill Sebest Welch, Jennifer Craighead Carey, Michael Corcenzi, Josh Schwartz and Sarah Yerger all joined host and employment attorney David Freedman for this wildly fun podcast, discussing the blatant violations of employment law, labor law and workers’ comp law they saw in “Tiger King.”
In the 10th episode of the Barley Snyder COVID-19 Legal Update Podcast, our host, employment attorney David Freedman is joined by environmental attorney Martin Siegel who is chair of our COVID-19 Response Service Team along with employment attorney Josh Schwartz. Dave and Martin discuss what to expect as businesses "go green" and what business owners should be aware of in the coming months amidst the coronavirus. Switching gears, Dave and Josh discuss a recent landmark employment law ruling in which the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Title VII prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
In the ninth episode of the Barley Snyder COVID-19 Legal Update Podcast, our host, employment attorney David Freedman is joined by litigation attorney Lindsey Cook. They discuss risk management concerns that business owners may have as they start to reopen, ranging from liability waivers, assumption of risk, what qualifies as negligence in light of the coronavirus and insurance issues.
In the eighth episode of the Barley Snyder COVID-19 Legal Update Podcast, our host, employment attorney David Freedman is joined by attorney Maria Di Stravolo Elliott, the chair of our Real Estate Practice Group. They discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting the commercial and residential real estate industries, addressing topics like landlord/tenant issues, force majeure clauses and retrofitting office spaces per coronavirus safety regulations. They also touch on some important factors that commercial real estate owners and tenants should be aware of amidst the recent nationwide protests.
In the seventh episode of the Barley Snyder COVID-19 Legal Update Podcast, our host, employment attorney David Freedman is joined by attorney Timothy Dietrich, the chair of our Food & Agribusiness Industry Group and attorney EmmaRose Boyle, a fellow member of our Food & Agribusiness Industry Group. They discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting the food and agribusiness industry from effects on the food supply chain to changing food safety regulations.
In the sixth episode of the Barley Snyder COVID-19 Legal Update Podcast, our host, employment attorney David Freedman is joined by attorney Donald Geiter, chair of our Cybersecurity Service Team and Finance & Creditors' Rights Practice Group. They discuss cybersecurity best practices and how businesses can safeguard themselves during this new, virtual work environment.
In the fifth episode of the Barley Snyder COVID-19 Legal Update Podcast, our host, employment attorney David Freedman is joined by employment and labor attorney Sarah Yerger. They discuss important steps that employers should be preparing for as businesses start to reopen, such as having certain workplace safety measures and an exposure response plan in place. They also touch on the issue of labor union organizing amidst COVID-19.
In the fourth episode of the Barley Snyder COVID-19 Legal Update Podcast, our host, employment attorney David Freedman is joined by business attorney Timothy Malloy. They take an in-depth look at the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) under the CARES Act, which is especially pertinent as a second round of PPP funding was recently approved by Congress.
In the third episode of the Barley Snyder COVID-19 Legal Update Podcast, our host, employment attorney David Freedman is joined by employment attorney Michael Crocenzi. They discuss unemployment compensation issues, the Paycheck Protection Program and a recent EEOC development in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the second episode of the Barley Snyder COVID-19 Legal Update Podcast, our host, employment attorney David Freedman is joined by employment attorney Joshua Schwartz. They discuss workplace safety issues related to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this episode of the Barley Snyder COVID-19 Legal Update Podcast, our host, employment attorney David Freedman is joined by employment attorney Jennifer Craighead Carey. They discuss the new federal law providing paid sick leave and the significant expansion of the Family Medical Leave Act in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.