Muskat, Mahony & Devine Named to Chambers USA Regional Spotlight Texas – Ranked Among Top Texas Firms for Labor and Employment Law

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Muskat, Mahony & Devine is pleased to announce that it has been named to the inaugural Chambers USA Regional Spotlight Texas guide, which recognizes the best small-to mid-sized law firms in Texas. M2D is among just 85 firms statewide to make this elite list, and only one of two in the state recognized for excellence …read more »

Muskat, Mahony & Devine Named Among the Best Law Firms

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Muskat, Mahony & Devine is pleased to announce it has been named to the 2023 list of Best Law Firms by U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers in America, one of the most respected peer-reviewed legal guides in the nation.  The firm earned a Tier 1 ranking for Employment Law Management in the …read more »

M2D Law Named a Top Labor & Employment Law Firm by Benchmark Litigation

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Muskat, Mahony & Devine is pleased to announce it has been named a top Labor & Employment law firm by Benchmark Litigation. The respected guide to trial law firms and litigators has also named partner Mike Muskat a Benchmark Litigation Labor & Employment Star.  Benchmark Litigation recognized M2D Law as a Texas recommended law firm …read more »

Three M2D Attorneys Named to List of Best Lawyers in America for 2023

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Muskat, Mahony & Devine is pleased to announce that Mike Muskat, Corey Devine and Nicole Su have been selected to the 2023 list of the Best Lawyers in America, a highly respected legal guide which recognizes only 4 percent of practicing attorneys in the United States. Mr. Muskat is recognized again this year for his …read more »

M2D Partner Mike Muskat Featured in Texas Lawyer on Political and Social Advocacy at Work After the Roe v. Wade Reversal

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Texas Lawyer magazine has published a guest article by M2D partner Mike Muskat exploring what employers should know in handling political and social advocacy by their employees. “Political and Social Advocacy at Work After the Roe v. Wade Reversal – What Employers Should Know” (subscription required) walks through items employers should consider when deciding if …read more »

M2D Attorney Nicole Su Writes in Texas Lawbook on the Importance of Diversity in the Law

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In recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Texas Lawbook published an article by Muskat, Mahony & Devine attorney Nicole Su on diversity in the law. Headlined “Embracing my ‘Otherness’ and Forging My Own Path” (subscription required), the article discusses Nicole’s career experiences that led to a feeling of “otherness” and how friends …read more »

M2D Partners Featured in Texas Lawyer on What Employers Should Know about Efforts to Limit Mandatory Employment Arbitration

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Texas Lawyer magazine has published an article by M2D partners Mike Muskat and Corey Devine detailing what employers should know about mandatory employment arbitration. The article, “Texas Employers Should Beware of Efforts to Limit Mandatory Employment Arbitration” (subscription required), provides practical perspective on the growing patchwork of federal and state laws regarding the permissibility and enforceability …read more »

M2D Lawyers Featured in Texas Lawyer on Lessons Learned Two Years After the Start of the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Texas Lawyer magazine has published an M2D article entitled, “COVID-19 at Two Years: What Have We Learned?” The article, written by Mike Muskat, Michelle Mahony, Corey Devine, Mariah Berry, and Nicole Su, identifies the lessons “that may reshape the future of labor and employment law long after COVID-19 becomes a routine workplace risk to manage.” …read more »

COVID at Two Years: What Have We Learned?

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It has been just over two years since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed the first domestic case of COVID.  Now, the U.S. has confirmed over 78 million novel coronavirus cases and 940,000 deaths.  To say that the pandemic upended our lives is an understatement.  Employers, of course, were not spared strain and …read more »