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BRG Labor and Employment experts have gained valuable insights into the complex issues associated with the exempt versus non-exempt status of employees.

Michael Fahlman writes about how executives should evaluate non-contract economic impacts related to a force majeure, including customers, the supply chain, and potential financing agreements and debt covenants.

Henry Kahwaty and Michael McDonald write about the DOJ and FTC’s recent “Joint Antitrust Statement Regarding COVID-19,” antitrust “safety-zones” for competitor collaborations and information exchanges, and the business review (DOJ) and advisory opinion (FTC) processes at these agencies.

An issue that has recently grown in prominence concerns the status of those who provide certain “labor” services to companies and other organizations. This is commonly known as the issue of independent contractor versus employee status.

Peter Bird discusses potential challenges of maintaining UK nuclear output.

Who’s Who Legal: Thought Leaders - Competition 2022 recognized David Teece, David Kaplan, James Langenfeld and David Scheffman.

Economist James Langenfeld formerly directed antitrust at the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Economics and has testified in litigation and regulatory proceedings on mergers and acquisitions in the US, Europe, Canada, and other countries.

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Science | Business profiled the BRG Institute’s Global Innovation and National Interests Project and international working group.

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Join BRG and build a global career turning insights into action. Solve complex challenges with experts and industry leaders in finance, economics, and beyond.

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Eric Wyner is a member of BRG's Healthcare Performance Improvement practice. He has a diverse background and over fifteen years of experience in healthcare supply chain and operations.

Intelligence That Works. Named by Forbes as one of the World’s Best Management Consulting Firms, BRG is headquartered in Washington, DC, with offices across the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

Paul Noring leads BRG’s Financial Institution Advisory practice. He has over thirty-two years of banking, consumer finance, and capital markets expertise.

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With more than forty offices across six continents, BRG is an integrated group of experts, industry leaders, academics, data scientists, and professionals working beyond borders and disciplines.

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