Legal Updates

Returning to Work in Michigan On June 1, 2020 Governor Whitmer lifted the State of Michigan’s “stay at home” order permitting additional “non-essential” employers to resume operations. Emplo… Read More

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted all aspects of life — including work. Some employers have been able to maintain operations by allowing employees to work from home. Other employers, where hom… Read More

There has been a substantial increase in jobless claims across the State of Michigan, and the nation, in light of the COVID-19 outbreak. A number of employers have laid-off or terminated employees bec… Read More

A Firm client was found Not Guilty after a jury trial in Benzie County, Michigan on February 10, 2020. Attorney Fil Iorio represented the Frankfurt Fire Department Assistant Fire Chief, who also worke… Read More

The attorneys at Kalniz, Iorio & Reardon represented a local bus drivers’ union, affiliated with the Michigan Education Association, in their legal effort to obtain bus discipline referral f… Read More

Employers often collect confidential personal information concerning their employees. Employers have access to employee names, social security numbers, addresses, dates of birth, state driver license… Read More

Attorneys Fil Iorio and Ted Stechschulte represented a teacher and a teacher’s assistant in a federal lawsuit asserting claims of sexual harassment in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights… Read More

Check out this story regarding our client who was found not guilty of criminal child abuse charges by a jury in Kent County Michigan.  https://fox17online.com/2019/04/30/teacher-accused-of-abuse-clea… Read More