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By:  Julie Pace, David Selden, & Heidi Nunn-Gilman

President Biden announced multiple new federal requirements that will impose upon employers mandates that are intended to cause more Americans to be vaccinated. The new requirements announced on September 9, 2021 will be enforced in part through the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) of the Department of Labor, and in part through Executive Orders signed by the President on September 9, 2021. These new initiatives are explained below.

I. Vaccination Or Weekly Testing, And Paid Time Off For Vaccines To Be Required For Businesses With 100 Or More Employees.

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Gammage & Burnham is pleased to announce that 32 of our attorneys have been named to the 2022 Best Lawyers® list!  Best Lawyers® recognition is based solely on a confidential peer review process.

Special congratulations to Stephen W. Anderson who has been recognized as “Lawyer of the Year” for Land Use and Zoning!

Stephen W. Anderson 

• Land Use and Zoning Law (Lawyer of the Year)
• Litigation – Land Use and Zoning
• Real Estate Law

Cameron C. Artigue 

• Health Care Law
• Land Use and Zoning Law
• Litigation – Land Use and Zoning

Jonathan A.

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Gammage & Burnham is pleased to announce that Chambers USA 2021 has ranked ten of the firm’s attorneys and two of our largest practice groups among the best in the U.S.

Chambers and Partners, which produces “Chambers USA,” is a client referral organization that researches and subjectively ranks attorneys and law firm practice groups nationwide. It ranks firms and lawyers who are considered leaders in their profession.

The firm earned rankings in two of its core areas:

Zoning/Land Use and Real Estate.

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The G&B May Newsletter is here! In this edition, learn about new COVID protocols, to-go cocktails, and more!

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By: Cameron M. Collins and Patricia E. Nolan

Following years of efforts, the American Land Title Association and the National Society of Professional Surveyors adopted a new 2021 version of the ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey Minimum Standards. The new standards became effective on February 23, 2021 and, because just about every commercial real estate transaction requires an ALTA survey, this is really important!

ALTA surveys play a critical role in real estate transactions, and most lenders and title insurers actually require them, especially for commercial, industrial, and larger residential properties.  At their core, surveys are a tool that help identify potential issues that may affect the value or future use of a particular piece of property.  

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