Hosted by Damien DeLaney and Jeff Kimmel, Co-Chairs of Akerman’s Wage and Hour Practice, the Akerman Angle Employment Law Series delivers timely analysis of labor and employment law developments. Their insights help companies understand evolving labor and employment laws at the federal, state, and local levels and implement effective strategies to reduce legal risk.
The Akerman Angle
Claim This Podcastby Damien DeLaney and Jeff Kimmel
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17 episodes
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Hosted by Damien DeLaney and Jeff Kimmel, Co-Chairs of Akerman’s Wage and Hour Practice, the Akerman Angle Employment Law Series delivers timely analysis of labor and employment law developments. Their insights help companies understand evolving labor and employment laws at the federal, state, and local levels and implement effective strategies to reduce legal risk.
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Recent Episodes
July 29, 2026
Episode 17: The Akerman Angle Employment Law Series: When Should Employers Bring in a Third-Party Investigator?
In Episode 17 of the Akerman Angle Employment Law Series, Jeff Kimmel and Damien DeLaney, Co-Chairs of Akerman’s Wage and Hour Practice, discuss how the decision of who investigates a workplace complaint can shape the outcome of the entire matter — from how evidence is preserved to whether findings hold up in litigation. They explore when internal HR teams are well-positioned to handle a complaint and when it may be prudent to engage a neutral third-party investigator. The conversation covers the practical risks of internal investigations (perceived bias, inexperience, retaliation exposure, and conflicts of interest), the “who, what, when” framework for deciding when independence is critical, and the mechanics of doing it right — retaining investigators through outside counsel to preserve privilege, vetting investigator qualifications, setting confidentiality and non-retaliation expectations with witnesses, structuring the written report, and coordinating with EPLI carriers on cost and notice requirements.
June 24, 2026
Episode 16: NLRB Reset? What a New Board Majority Could Mean for Employers
In Episode 16 of the Akerman Angle Employment Law Series, co-hosts Damien DeLaney and Jeff Kimmel are joined by Traditional Labor Partner Amy Moor Gaylord to discuss the potential impact of the President’s recent move to fill an open seat on the National Labor Relations Board. With the Board regaining a quorum, the conversation explores how this shift could enable significant policy changes. Amy shares insights on what employers can expect as a new member joins the Board and how those developments may affect both union and non-union workplaces.
March 18, 2026
Episode 15 : Department of Labor Revives the “Core Factors” Independent Contractor Test
In Episode 15 of the Akerman Angle Labor and Employment Series, Jeff Kimmel and Damien DeLaney, Co-Chairs of Akerman’s Wage and Hour Practice, discuss the evolution of the federal Department of Labor’s test for determining whether workers are independent contractors or employee and what employers need to know about the recently proposed rule issued by the DOL on February 26, 2026.
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