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Jared Caplan has over two decades of multi-faceted experience in the construction, oilfield, and financial services industries. He has represented clients in litigation and transactions throughout the U.S.

Jared’s wide-ranging practice includes serving as a trusted advisor on business operations, regulatory compliance, and lending practices. He also has led successful defense efforts in multimillion-dollar litigation matters.

We all know that OSHA has the right to interview folks as part of an investigation. Whether a company representative and the company attorney can also attend an interview depends on who is being interviewed.

If the person to be interviewed is a non-managerial employee, OSHA can conduct the interview in private, outside the presence

Please follow along as we discuss the top 10 things every employer should know about OSHA over the next few weeks.

  1. Employers and employees have the right to have a company employee or non-employee representative present during an OSHA site inspection.

According to 29 CFR 1903.8(c), employers and employees have the right to authorize