Category: Featured

O’Hagan Meyer Ranked by Best Law Firms® in 2025

November 7, 2024 — O’Hagan Meyer has been recognized in the 2025 edition of Best Law Firms®, a testament to its unwavering commitment to legal excellence. Ranked by Best Law Firms in 2 practice areas and regionally in 17 practice areas, O’Hagan Meyer has distinguished itself in the legal industry, earning this prestigious accolade. Firms […]

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O’Hagan Meyer’s Chuck Seyfarth Recognized as Lawyer of the Year in the Richmond Metro Area along with 32 additional O’Hagan Meyer Attorneys Recognized as Best Lawyers® and Ones to Watch® in America.

August 15, 2024 — O’Hagan Meyer is pleased to announce that 22 lawyers have been included in the 2025 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® and 11 lawyers have been included in the 2025 edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America. In addition, attorney Charles K. Seyfarth was also recognized by Best […]

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2023-2024 Oregon Labor & Employment Law Year End Update

By: Ally McLain and Brad Krupicka Paid Leave Oregon As many employers are aware, Paid Leave Oregon is now in full swing. House Bill 2005 was passed in 2019, making Oregon the 11th state to offer paid family and medical leave. As of January 1, 2023, all employers were required to begin withholding contributions from […]

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The Generative AI Revolution Is Here

The Generative AI Revolution Is Here By: Daniel J. Cravens The Generative AI revolution is at the gates of your law firm. You are skeptical for good reason, but your associates are already adopting available tools in their workflows. How can you best reap the benefits while minimizing exposure? Attorneys, especially partners with a little […]

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Can AI Discriminate? A Litigation Update.

Can AI Discriminate? A Litigation Update. By: Kevin L. Golden It seems a day cannot go by without some news about how artificial intelligence (AI) is, or will, impact the workforce. There are developments on the federal, state, and local levels with regard to how AI platforms can be used, what disclosures must be made […]

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O’Hagan Meyer Opens New Offices in Portland and Las Vegas

  O’Hagan Meyer is excited to announce the opening of our new offices in Las Vegas, Nevada and Portland, Oregon. Our Las Vegas office will be led by Managing Partner, Marcus Lee. Marcus is joined by Associates Inku Nam and Holly Walker. Our Portland office will be led by Managing Partner Brad J. Krupicka. Brad […]

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Introducing Our New Denver Office

O’Hagan Meyer  is excited to announce the opening of our new office in Denver, CO. Led by Managing Partner Alice Powers, our Denver office includes Partners Ben Hase, John Michels, Meredith McDonald, Meryl Mills, and Associate Brian DeMocker. These exceptional employment lawyers and trial attorneys have a proven track record of success in representing our […]

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Victory for Financial Advisor Accused of Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Fraud, & Theft

After an epic four plus year battle, Hermosa Beach Partner Theodore (“Ted”) Peters celebrated a full defense verdict in a California Superior Complex Court following a 17-day jury trial. The trial brought finality to a complicated fact pattern involving no less than six sets of defendants, 20 courtroom attorneys, and sweeping claims of fraud, deceit, […]

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O’Hagan Meyer Announces the Opening of its Los Angeles Office

O’Hagan Meyer is pleased to announce the opening of our Los Angeles office and welcomes Clint Robison, Vickie Grasu, Angeli Aragon and Brian Inamine. All four of our new partners are seasoned employment litigators with vast experience in Labor & Employment matters.

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O’Hagan Meyer Chicago Employment Trial Team Wins Three Trial Verdicts in One Year! 

Chalk another one up for the Chicago Employment Trial Team of O’Hagan Meyer. On Friday, a Federal court jury in Chicago returned a complete defense verdict for O’Hagan Meyer’s employer client in a personal record of 1.5 hours of deliberations…which included lunch. Trial team members Kevin O’Hagan and Jamie Filipovic led the defense in this […]

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