Stephanie M. Grey

Stephanie focuses her practice on all aspects of complex commercial and corporate litigation, including assisting with various stages of legal proceedings by conducting legal research and drafting memoranda, motions, settlements, and briefs, as well as managing fact discovery.

Before joining the firm, Stephanie represented institutional investors in complex class action litigation brought under federal securities laws.

Stephanie received her J.D., cum laude, from the Temple University James E. Beasley School of Law, where she was a research editor & staff editor for the Temple International and Comparative Law Journal and a Law and Public Policy Scholar. Following law school, Stephanie clerked for the Honorable Deborah Silverman Katz, Assignment Judge of the Camden Vicinage, for the New Jersey Superior Court.

Quoted, “Should Employers Cover Commuting Costs,” Human Resources Director, June 15, 2022

Author, “Philadelphia City Council Passes Legislation Providing Philadelphia Employees with Commuter Benefits,” June 13, 2022

Author, “Philadelphia Reinstates its Indoor Mask Requirement,” April 13, 2022

Author, “Philadelphia’s Vaccinate Mandate for Food and Drink Establishments and its Impact on Employers,” December 15, 2021

Author, “OSHA Releases COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate: Steps Employers Can Take To Comply With New Rule,” November 8, 2021

Author, “Philadelphia City Council Passes Legislation Reinstating Public Health Emergency Leave,” March 25, 2021

Author, “The COVID-19 Relief Bill is Expected to Become Law,” March 10, 2021

Author, “Philadelphia Council Members Introduce Bill Set to Expand Paid Sick Leave During the COVID-19 Pandemic,” February 19, 2021

Author, “The Second Coronavirus Relief Bill Does Not Extend the FFCRA’s Mandated Paid Sick Leave But Does Provide a Tax Credit to Employers Who Voluntarily Provide the Leave,” December 23, 2020

Author, “OSHA Issues Reopening Guidance for Nonessential Businesses,” June 22, 2020

Author, “CDC Issues New Guidance for Employers with Office Buildings,” May 29, 2020

Author, “CDC Guidelines for Reopening Issued on May 19, 2020,” May 21, 2020

Author, “How to Reopen Your Business After the Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Orders,” May 13, 2020