We Know OSHA
Your business has questions. We have answers.
Practice Areas
Our attorneys draw on their decades of experience and intimate, hands-on knowledge of OSHA standards and regulations to advise and represent clients in a wide range of industries, including construction, manufacturing, trucking, agriculture, health care, and others. Our services include:
OSHA Compliance Counseling
We help ensure that your rules, policies, and procedures comply with the OSHA Standards.
OSHA Inspection Counseling
We manage the OSHA inspection from the opening to the closing with the goal of avoiding citations altogether.
Resolving OSHA Citations
We resolve any citations issued in the way that works best for your company.
EXPERIENCE AND CAPABILITIES
Many of our attorneys worked in construction or general industry before practicing law, so they have experienced OSHA issues firsthand and gained a unique perspective. Their decades of experience dealing with OSHA—whether on the job or in the courtroom—has given them the knowledge and skills needed to analyze the relevant issues, evaluate the merits of the citations, and obtain the best outcome for your company.
Our Results
Our reputation, experience, and competitive spirit ensures that we obtain the best outcome for every client in every situation.
EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
Our emergency response team provides experienced, proactive counsel, skilled in a wide range of issues, to coordinate responses to catastrophic losses.
OSHA’s New National Emphasis Program for COVID-19
In response to an executive order signed by President Biden in January, OSHA recently launched a new national emphasis program focusing enforcement efforts on industries and employers most impacted by COVID-19. The national emphasis program puts primary emphasis on...
OSHA’s Latest COVID-19 Guidance
In response to an executive order signed by President Biden, OSHA recently issued updated COVID-19 guidance recommending that all employers adopt a formal COVID-19 prevention plan, incorporating the following activities and elements: Conducting a hazard assessment...
When Will OSHA Treat Independent Contractors as Employees?
As OSHA attorneys, we often hear from our clients that OSHA cited them for the acts of their subcontractors or independent contractors. Generally, an employer is not liable for the acts of its subcontractors or independent contractors, but there are exceptions. One...