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Seigfreid Bingham News & Blog

Seven Seigfreid Bingham Attorneys Attend LAKC-YLS Annual Luncheon

Seigfreid Bingham attorneys Katie Conklin, Emily Crane, Jordan May, Tate Thompson, Cody Weyhofen, and Summer Associates Kenzie Clark and Colby Stone recently attended the 2023 Lawyers Association of Kansas City – Young Lawyers Section (LAKC-YLS) Annual Luncheon in which the firm was a sponsor.

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By |July 19th, 2023|News|

Supreme Court Raises Standard for Employers to Deny Religious Accommodations

By: Katie Conklin

On June 29, 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous opinion in Groff v. DeJoy, raising the standard for determining when a religious accommodation constitutes an “undue hardship” for an employer. Under the decision, an employer may only deny an employee’s request for religious accommodation if the accommodation would create a substantial hardship to the employer’s business.  

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By |July 10th, 2023|Blog, Employment Law|

Seigfreid Bingham Supports Helzberg Helps Through Event Sponsorship

Seigfreid Bingham was pleased to support the local community through a sponsorship at the 21st Annual Helzberg Helps Golf Tournament. Helzberg Helps is a nonprofit organization run by our client, Helzberg Diamonds.

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By |June 27th, 2023|News|

Seigfreid Bingham Appoints Greg Whiston as Chair of Litigation Practice Group

Seigfreid Bingham has named Greg Whiston as the new chair of its Litigation practice group.

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By |June 21st, 2023|Litigation, News|

Seigfreid Bingham Community Engagement and Business Development Recap

Seigfreid Bingham has been involved in the community in numerous ways since the start of the new year (2023). We are pleased to share the following firm-supported and attorney-led activities, among others:

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By |June 20th, 2023|News|

NLRB Modifies Independent Contractor Standard

By: Cody Weyhofen, John Vering, and Mark Opara

On June 13, 2023, the National Labor Relations Board (the “Board”) issued a decision revamping the test to determine whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor under the National Labor Relations Act (the “NLRA”). As a result, workers previously categorized as independent contractors may now be entitled to the rights and protections afforded to employees under the NLRA.

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By |June 19th, 2023|Blog, Employment Law|