The legal community is witnessing a notable shift as veteran employment litigator Ron Brand makes his return to Fisher Phillips, a prominent labor and employment law firm. Brand’s rejoining, with nearly three decades of experience in handling complex employment litigation, is seen as a significant move for both the litigator and the firm. His expertise…
New York business law firm, Falcon Rappaport & Berkman LLP, has strategically expanded its capabilities in the labor and employment practice by adding a new partner from Tannenbaum Helpern Syracuse & Hirschtritt LLP. This move aligns with the firm’s growth strategy in enhancing its expertise in labor law, catering to the evolving demands of its…
GrayRobinson, a prominent law firm known for its comprehensive range of legal services, has announced the appointment of seasoned employment attorney, Mark A. Hines, as its new General Counsel. This strategic move highlights the firm’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its leadership and providing top-tier legal expertise to its clients. Hines brings extensive experience in employment…
The first half of 2025 has delivered a tapestry of notable judicial decisions and procedural developments across the U.S. circuit courts. These decisions highlight evolving legal landscapes that major corporations and law firms are keenly observing. A prominent attraction in August features an intense legal battle between Edible Arrangements and 1-800-Flowers, with significant attorney fees…
The recent acquisition of legal technology company SixFifty by human resources and payroll giant PayChex has been quietly completed in an undisclosed deal. This acquisition, reportedly taking place in May 2025 for an estimated sum between $70 million to $85 million, includes both cash and equity components. Surprisingly, it has yet to be officially confirmed…
As the Trump administration continues to reshape labor law enforcement priorities, the demand for legal guidance has prompted considerable growth for certain law firms. FordHarrison, an Atlanta-based midsize firm, is experiencing increased demand from clients seeking to adjust to these policy changes. This firm is expanding its footprint by adding new partners in New York…
In a notable expansion within the Denver legal market, Fennemore Craig has announced a strategic merger with Galvanize Law, a boutique firm specializing in construction law. This move aligns with Fennemore Craig’s ongoing growth strategy, following a recent integration with an Arizona-based labor and employment firm in May. Such combinations highlight Fennemore Craig’s commitment to…
Fisher Phillips, a prominent labor and employment law firm, has announced the addition of Cheryl Blount as a partner in its Houston office. This strategic move is seen as part of the firm’s ongoing expansion in the Texas region. Blount brings a wealth of experience to the firm, particularly in employment counseling and litigation, areas…
Thompson Coburn LLP, a prominent full-service law firm, has announced the addition of another partner to its expanding Wage and Hour group. This move comes as the firm aims to bolster its capabilities in advising clients on complex employment law issues. The addition aligns with the firm’s strategic focus on labor and employment matters, which…
In recent years, litigation has emerged from the shadow of corporate law, presenting significant growth opportunities for law firms, particularly mid-sized ones operating outside major financial centers like New York City. This shift reflects a broader trend where clients increasingly prioritize litigation services, offering firms a chance to distinguish themselves in a competitive legal market….
Barnes & Thornburg has made a significant addition to its labor and employment department with the appointment of Paul Wilhelm as a partner, stationed in the firm’s Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor offices in Michigan. This development underscores the firm’s ambition to enhance its capabilities in employment law by bringing on a highly skilled litigator…
Employment law litigants have garnered significant insights from the recent term of the US Supreme Court, setting the stage for potential new strategies in workplace litigation. The court addressed pervasive issues such as federal overtime exemptions, retiree disability discrimination claims, and civil rights cases involving state agencies. These rulings provide fertile ground for reevaluating longstanding…
Daniel Doron has joined Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (BCLP) as a partner in the firm’s employment and labor practice based in New York. The announcement was made by the firm on Tuesday. Doron’s experience primarily lies in handling labor and employment matters related to mergers and acquisitions. He provides advice to both buyers and sellers…
In a noteworthy move within the legal sector, Donald English Jr. has rejoined Morgan Lewis as a partner in its labor and employment practice, according to an announcement made by the firm. English will be based in Washington, D.C., where he will leverage his extensive experience across diverse industries. English’s expertise spans several key sectors,…
Donald “Donny” English Jr., an accomplished labor and employment litigator, has returned to Morgan, Lewis & Bockius from Jackson Lewis, where he spent eight years in leadership roles, including as co-head of the trials and appeals practice group. English, who initially started his legal career at Morgan Lewis in 2000, is now rejoining as a…
The recent decision by the US Supreme Court to limit the issuance of universal injunctions presents an evolving legal landscape for both employers and employee advocates across the nation. While the decision primarily affects ongoing federal workforce litigation, its broader implications are poised to create significant uncertainties in labor and employment law. Historically, stakeholders have…
“`html In a recent announcement, Vedder Price has appointed Alexander Leonard as a partner in its labor and employment practice, enhancing their New York office’s capabilities. This information was disclosed by the firm on Tuesday. Leonard, whose extensive expertise spans multiple industries including retail, entertainment, technology, real estate, financial services, hospitality, beverage, and beauty, as…
Amazon.com Inc. is facing substantial criticism following its mandate for employees to return to the office, even as concerns about compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) surface. Disabled employees at Amazon have raised significant issues, reporting that the company’s rigid enforcement of the return-to-office policy is infringing upon their ADA rights as well…
Sarah Colbert has been named the new Vice President, General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary at Sturm, Ruger & Company, as the company confirmed on Thursday. This appointment sees Colbert taking over the helm of Ruger’s legal department from her predecessor, Kevin Reid, with significant responsibilities across an array of legal domains. Colbert, who joined Ruger…
In a strategic move to bolster its presence in the labor and employment sector, Fisher Phillips has announced the addition of James Holt as a partner in their Pittsburgh office. The firm confirmed the appointment earlier this week, highlighting Holt’s proficiency in a wide range of workplace-related legal issues. Holt brings a wealth of experience…
In a recent announcement, legal firm Frost Brown Todd has welcomed Elizabeth La Rocca as the latest partner in its labor and employment practice situated in Dallas. This move is part of the firm’s intention to bolster its capabilities in employment-based immigration matters, aligning with the rising complexity in global mobility issues faced by businesses….
Weil, Gotshal & Manges has announced the appointment of Alexander Flynn-Tabloff as a partner within its employment practice group, marking a strategic hire for its Boston office. Flynn-Tabloff transitions from Goodwin Procter, where he developed a reputation for advising on labor and employment issues particularly in the context of corporate transactions. His expertise includes counseling…
“`html In a strategic move to bolster its labor and employment expertise, Squire Patton Boggs has announced the recruitment of Jon Daryanani as a partner in its Los Angeles office. Daryanani, who brings a wealth of experience to the firm, previously operated at Perkins Coie, where he specialized in advising Fortune 100 companies alongside national…
Greenberg Traurig, a prestigious law firm renowned for its comprehensive legal services, announced the addition of Kelly Robreno Koster as a shareholder in its labor and employment practice based in Houston. Koster joins Greenberg Traurig from Bracewell, bringing with her extensive experience in labor and employment law. Koster’s practice areas include advising clients on compliance…
In a strategic move to bolster its employment law practice in Florida, Fisher Phillips has announced the recruitment of Maritza Gomez as a new partner in their Fort Lauderdale office. Gomez, who previously held a significant position at Gap, brings extensive experience in national and international employment law, with specialization in compliance, risk management, and…