Professor Arlene Kanter Discusses Remote Work For Disabled Faculty with Reuters
Court rulings over the past 15 years on remote work often sided with employers without requiring much evidence that telecommuting was unreasonable, said Arlene Kanter, a professor at Syracuse University College of Law. She expects that to change, thanks to the pandemic ...
Vaccines in the Workplace: Professor Doron Dorfman Discusses with CNYCentral
“The full authorization of the vaccine might be triggering more employers to require it ... but it’s not a legal issue” ...
Masks on Campus: Professor Doron Dorfman Speaks with University Business
“I’m not saying disability law is the answer to dealing with this crisis. Obviously, it’s not ... But when you don’t have other an arsenal of things you can use, you better use what you’ve got. If parents come together and fight, I can easily see this happening.”
"Covid Changed All That:" Professor Arlene Kanter Quoted by The New York Times
“The argument in the past, pre-Covid, was, ‘Of course, an online course is fundamentally different than a course in the classroom,’” said Arlene Kanter, an expert in disability law at the Syracuse University College of Law. “Well, Covid changed all that.”
Professor Peter Blanck Pens OpEd on Vaccines and Universities' Duty of Care
Student immunisation and screening requirements existed for certain courses before the pandemic. COVID-19 vaccinations are now required for students in certain circumstances. They include those who enter premises that have government-driven mandatory vaccination requirements, such as restricted vulnerable facilities. Examples include hospitals, residential aged care, disability accommodation services and correctional centres.
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