Gordon and Coughlin Review Key Considerations for Employers in Reopening their Workplace
In The News | 1 min read
May 21, 2020
By: Andrew Gordon, Megan Coughlin
On Monday, May 18, Miami-Dade and Broward counties began phase one of Florida’s COVID-19 gradual reopening of the economy. The plan allows restaurants and retail stores to reopen at 50% capacity.
In an article published by the Miami Herald, Hinshaw attorneys Andrew Gordon and Megan Coughlin counsel Miami-Dade and Broward county employers to have a plan in place for the reopening of their workplace. They note that in implementing a plan, employers should be mindful of any state or local directives.
Key considerations for employers include ensuring a safe workplace, ADA-compliant COVID-19 testing, paid leave requirements, compliance with requirements for loan forgiveness, overtime and wage claims, and potential employee discrimination.
Read the full article on the Miami Herald website
"Here are some key considerations for employers as the workplace begins to reopen" was published by the Miami Herald, May 15, 2020.
Featured Insights

Webinar
Oct 29, 2026
Carol Rooney Presents on Building a Career in Appellate Practice

In The News
Oct 28, 2026
James Ferrara Comments in The New York Times on Stalled Boca Raton Luxury Condo Project

Insights for Insurers Alert
Oct 28, 2026
Insurance and Reinsurance Commutations, Run-Off, and Loss Portfolio Transfers

Healthcare Alert
Oct 27, 2026
Illinois Medical Aid-in-Dying Law Takes Effect Amid Legal Challenges

In The News
Oct 26, 2026
Scott Seaman Examines the Insurance Coverage Implications of a Recent NFL Concussion Ruling

In The News
Oct 23, 2026
Michael Dowell Discusses Potential Impact of Proposition 44 on California Community Clinics

In The News
Oct 21, 2026
Scott Seaman Says Walmart Ruling is an "Aberration" in the Opioid Insurance Battle

Event
October 21 – 23, 2026
D.L. Morriss Presents on International Banking Litigation and AI Regulation





