In an article published in Law360 on August 12, 2020, Obermayer attorney Matthew Green discusses the case of Lowman v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review. In this case, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that a man who had lost his job, and started driving for Uber Technologies Inc. to support himself, was still eligible for state unemployment benefits even after he began driving. The effects of this decision for independent contractors and gig workers across Pennsylvania and beyond could be considerable in the months to come.
Matthew is a litigation attorney, concentrating on commercial litigation and employment law in the state and federal courts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Matthew prides himself on his effective and efficient representation of his clients and the favorable results he has achieved for them. He is responsive and compassionate toward his clients and his known for the high quality of his legal representation and his attention to detail. As chairman of Obermayer’s Recruiting Committee, Matthew is responsible for law school recruiting and lateral attorney hiring.
Matthew is a litigation attorney, concentrating on commercial litigation and employment law in the state and federal courts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Matthew prides himself on his effective and efficient representation...
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