Clark Hill Strengthens New York Labor and Employment Practice with Regina Faul’s Appointment

Clark Hill, a recognized entity in legal services, has recently welcomed Regina Faul as a new member of its labor and employment practice based in New York. This expansion is intended to reinforce the firm’s capabilities in providing specialized advice and litigation support to diverse clientele. Faul, who employs a comprehensive representation strategy, will be…

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Fisher Phillips Expands Dallas Presence with New Partner Amanda Brown to Enhance Employment Law Expertise

Fisher Phillips, a leading labor and employment law firm representing employers, has made a significant addition to its Dallas team by appointing Amanda Brown as a partner. This development was announced on Monday and comes as part of the firm’s ongoing strategy to enhance its legal offerings in the region. Amanda previously worked in high-stakes…

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New Jersey Appellate Division to Hear Former Reed Smith Attorney’s Challenge on Pay Discrimination Law Ruling

A former labor and employment attorney from Reed Smith LLP is challenging a lower court’s decision at the New Jersey Appellate Division. The contention arises from the court’s ruling that a specific pay discrimination law does not apply retroactively. This ruling has restricted the potential damages she could seek in her bias lawsuit against the…

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K&L Gates Expands Labor and Employment Practice with New Partner in Los Angeles Office

K&L Gates has announced the addition of Ferry Lopez as a partner in its labor, employment, and workplace safety practice in Los Angeles. Lopez, whose practice is concentrated on employment issues, will be instrumental in advising employers on a variety of human resources management matters. Her expertise covers crucial areas such as pay equity, compliance,…

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BakerHostetler Strengthens Dallas Team with Strategic Addition of Top Trial Lawyers

BakerHostetler is making a significant move in strengthening its presence in Dallas by welcoming two renowned trial lawyers into its fold. The firm announced on Monday the addition of Courtney Barksdale Perez and Joshua Bennett to its labor and employment and litigation groups, respectively. Both attorneys are departing from the Dallas-based boutique firm, Carter Arnett…

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Quarles & Brady Strengthens San Diego Office with Addition of Two Experienced Labor Attorneys

Quarles & Brady has expanded its labor and employment practice with the addition of two seasoned attorneys, Matt Drenan and Charles Whitman, who have joined the San Diego office as partners. The law firm publicly announced their appointments earlier this week. Their experience and expertise are expected to enhance the firm’s litigation capabilities across both…

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Clark Hill Bolsters Latin American Presence with Acquisition of Mexico City’s Tenorio Abogados

Clark Hill is expanding its footprint in Mexico City through the acquisition of the labor and employment boutique firm, Tenorio Abogados, which consists of five lawyers. Jorge Tenorio, the leader of Tenorio Abogados, anticipates broadening his practice at Clark Hill, with a focus on increasing his portfolio of international corporate clients. For more detailed information…

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Legal Pioneers Discuss Pay Equity and Workforce Expectations at General Counsel Conference East 2024

At the upcoming General Counsel Conference East 2024, Katie Dugan of Match Group and Carol Goodman of Herrick will provide their insights on critical issues shaping the legal domain, particularly focusing on pay equity and the shifting expectations of the workforce. Their discussion will navigate the complexities of these topics, drawing upon their extensive expertise…

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Corporate Preparedness: Intensifying DEI Audits in Response to Legal and Political Pressure

Amid increasing scrutiny, companies are intensifying their audits of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs. Jessica Thomas, Dollar Tree Inc.’s chief diversity officer, highlighted this trend during the American Bar Association’s Labor and Employment Law Conference in New York. This move comes as businesses prepare for potential legal and political challenges from entities aiming to…

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Law Firms Anticipate Rising Demand Amid Shifting Employment Regulations

The latest labor and employment trends indicate that law firms specializing in these areas are bracing for an uptick in demand. As businesses navigate the evolving landscape of employment regulations, firms foresee a situation reminiscent of the pandemic era, marked by uncertainty and rapid adaptation. Seyfarth Shaw’s chair and managing partner, Lorie Almon, highlighted the…

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Potential Shifts in Labor and Employment Policies Emerge Following Election Results

In light of the recent election outcomes, possible shifts in labor and employment policies are a topic of intense discussion among legal professionals. During a roundtable titled “Election Outcomes and the Impact on Labor and Employment Law,” Littler Mendelson shareholder Jorge Lopez discussed the potential for policies focusing on workplace removals of unauthorized workers under…

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Stephanie Harley Joins Jackson Lewis as Principal, Enhancing Cleveland Office’s Employment Law Expertise

Jackson Lewis, a prominent law firm known for its focus on labor and employment law, has announced the appointment of Stephanie Harley as a principal in their Cleveland office. The firm made the announcement on November 6, highlighting Harley’s extensive expertise in advising employers on a range of critical employment-related matters. Stephanie Harley brings a…

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Potential Labor Policy Shifts Emerge as Key Focus in Upcoming Elections

The outcome of the upcoming elections could significantly impact the employment landscape, particularly through potential shifts in policy. A major focus for a potential Trump administration, as discussed during a roundtable event, would likely involve a supply-side approach to enforcement. This approach emphasizes workplace removals of unauthorized workers, a topic addressed by Littler Mendelson shareholder…

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Ogletree Deakins Strengthens Texas Presence with Strategic Addition of Sandra Ramos White as Shareholder

In a strategic expansion of its legal team, Ogletree Deakins, a prominent labor and employment law firm, has announced the recruitment of Sandra Ramos White as a shareholder in their San Antonio office. White transitions to the firm from Steptoe, bringing a wealth of experience in representing management in critical labor and employment law matters….

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“Anticipated Growth: Legal Sector to Boost Outside Counsel Budget by 6.9% in 2025”

The legal sector is poised for a notable upswing in spending on outside counsel in 2025, with forecasts estimating a 6.9% increase, marking the largest growth in a decade. This projection, highlighted in a report from BTI Consulting Group, underscores significant anticipated spending in litigation. Additionally, practice areas such as labor and employment, along with…

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Akerman LLP Strengthens New York Legal Team with Adam Mocciolo as Partner in Labor and Employment Practice

Akerman LLP has announced the appointment of Adam Mocciolo as a new partner within its labor and employment practice group in New York. Mocciolo brings with him a wealth of experience, specializing in advising employers on issues related to restrictive covenant and trade secret litigation, internal investigations, and business immigration. His expertise expands beyond employment…

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Greenberg Traurig Expands San Francisco Capabilities with Key Hire of Brian Kelly in Labor and Employment Practice

In a recent strategic move, Greenberg Traurig has appointed Brian Kelly as a shareholder within its labor and employment practice, expanding the firm’s capabilities in San Francisco. Kelly’s addition was announced on Thursday, revealing his extensive experience in employment law, particularly in areas such as hiring, termination, wage and hour compliance, incentive compensation programs, policies,…

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