Gig Economy

The modern legal landscape of “gig economy” industry practice is constantly changing. The gig economy services, oftentimes app-based as well as network derived, can create complicated and nuanced risks to individuals, insureds, and companies. App-based service models may cause confusion for some, leading to inequitable or unpredictable outcomes.

German, Gallagher and Murtagh’s Gig Economy Practice Group endeavors to advise its clientele on this ever-evolving landscape in which they may find themselves, regardless of the style or posture of the claim or litigation. GGM attorneys understand that one of the most critical aspects in handling a gig economy-styled matter is understanding the party and technology dynamics. GGM is focused on staying on the forefront of the most recent trends, rules, and regulations fluctuations to best advise its client on their rights and obligations.  GGM attorneys use their skill, their first-hand experience in using this new technology, and their dispute understanding to consult on a client’s best methods, proactively, reactively and in the conduct of a client’s business, in a world where the rules are not square with traditional industry archetypes.

Whether your concern stems from a food delivery, a rideshare, a freelance job, or a property rental, GGM attorneys are top-tier litigators equipped to assist you, regardless the variety of app-based and online-based relationships and services. GGM’s team is made up of accomplished trial lawyers with significant experience in all variety of labor, employment, transportation, general casualty, and workers’ compensation matters, which allows them to combine tried-and-true approaches with cutting-edge strategies. They pride themselves in prioritizing the client’s industry value to ensure consistent output that  enables the client to safeguard their business objectives.