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For this week's Business in 2026 webinar, Bond labor and
employment attorney Kymberley Walcott-Aggrey discussed how the
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit recently clarified how
courts must evaluate an employee's claimed religious beliefs
when assessing requests for religious accommodations.
Topics covered during the full webinar include:
Update on the Trapped at Work Act
Update on Title IX's Three-Part Test for Athletic
Participation
Updates for the Upcoming H-1B Lottery (FY2027)
Second Circuit Clarifies Standards for Religious
Accommodations
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upcoming Tuesday presentations.
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