Let’s Focus on the Things That We Can Do to Get a Better Result in 2019. By Mark Savit
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Divided Government
Here Are Some Mine Safety Law Predictions For 2019-2020. By Henry Chajet & Robert Horn
Read MoreAbove and Beyond
What Happens When Practice and Technology Exceed the Regulations? By Donna Pryor
Read MoreWhat Are ‘Waters of the United States’?
It Depends on Where You Work – And When You Ask. By Ali Nelson
Read MoreAsbestos Revisited
The Rock No One Thought Would Make a Comeback Could Be Making a Comeback. By Megan Caldwell, Partner, Husch Blackwell
Read MoreA Measured Approach
On Issues of Leadership, the Situation is Always Fluid at MSHA and OSHA. By Mark Savit
Read MoreCoal vs. Metal/Nonmetal: Apples v. Oranges? Cats v. Dogs?
These Differences Really Matter When It Comes to MSHA Enforcement. By Brian Hendrix
Read MoreAshes, Ashes All Fall Down
Does OSHA/MSHA Dust/Contaminant Sampling Produce Valid Evidence of Violations? By Henry Chajet and Thomas A. Hall
Read MoreImproving Safety Through Paperwork: MSHA’s Workplace Examination Rule
MSHA Is Happy To Saddle The Industry With $276 Million In Additional Costs Over The Next Decade Or So For A Rule That May Not Be Beneficial. By Brian Hendrix
Read MoreViolation of Securities Laws
Every Transaction in Which a Public Company Sells All or a Meaningful Portion of Its Business Should Be Approached as Though It Will Give Rise to Litigation. By Steven F. Carman and Chauncey M. Lane
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