On our May 28, 2026, Employment Law Webinar, HSB’s Matt Blake discussed one of the more nuanced intersections in employment law: the relationship between state workers’ compensation systems and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). For those who were unable
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Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A. is a law firm with a strong presence in South Carolina and expanding regional reach. The firm publishes legal blogs and hosts webinars covering a broad range of practice areas including employment law, healthcare, financial services, government and nonprofit sectors, manufacturing, real estate, and public finance. Their content often addresses regulatory updates, compliance guidance, litigation trends, and practical legal strategies for businesses and organizations. Topics frequently include employment discrimination, wage and hour laws, religious accommodations, non-compete agreements, and industry-specific legal challenges. The firm aims to provide actionable insights for employers, institutions, and industry clients navigating complex legal environments.
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ADA Essentials: What Employers Need to Know About the Interactive Process
What the ADA Interactive Process Actually Requires
The interactive process is a collaborative, good-faith dialogue between an employer and an employee or applicant with a disability, aimed at identifying effective, reasonable accommodations. The EEOC describes it as an informal process…
HSB Webinar Announcement: Navigating Workers’ Compensation and the ADA in Today’s Workplace
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State workers’ compensation laws apply to nearly all employment relationships, most of which are also governed by the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), a federal equal employment…
HSB Webinar Announcement – ADA Essentials: What Employers Need to Know
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The Americans with Disabilities Act remains one of the most complex and frequently misunderstood areas of employment law. From determining what qualifies as a disability to navigating…
HSB Webinar Announcement: Employment-Based Immigration Updates & ICE Enforcement Readiness
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On February 26, Joseph Dickey and Garrett Steck provided a timely and practical webinar on the latest developments in employment-based immigration and what employers need to know…
HSB Webinar Announcement: Key Employment Law Developments Employers Should Know for 2026
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What’s on the horizon for employers in 2026? On January 29, Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd’s Katie Busbee and Dennard Small gave a legal and regulatory…
ADA Accommodations Are Forward-Looking: Key Lessons for HR from a Recent Ohio Federal Court Decision
A federal district court in Ohio issued an instructive opinion for employers on accommodations and employers’ obligations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) on December 9, 2025, addressing the application of an accommodation request to excuse past disciplinary documentation.…
2025’s Turning Point: What HR Leaders Can Learn from the EEOC and the Big Beautiful Bill
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has been unusually active in recent months, issuing significant opinions on religious accommodations and clarifying its enforcement stance on transgender discrimination. At the same time, Congress’s Big Beautiful Bill (BBB), enacted July 4, 2025,…
HSB Webinar Announcement: Understanding Employee Free Speech Rights in the Modern Workplace
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On November 20, Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd’s Joseph Dickey provided a timely examination of workplace free speech. Recent high-profile incidents have brought the intersection of…
The Death of the FTC’s Non-Compete Rule—And the Birth of a New Enforcement Era
On September 5, 2025, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) voluntarily dismissed its appeals of decisions issued by federal courts in Texas and Florida that the FTC’s 2023 proposed rule banning most non-competes was invalid. With this dismissal, the FTC’s 2023…