The Missouribar – 2020 Dynamic Employment Litigation & Policy Developments 2020: Practical Insights for Today’s Practitioner

The Missouribar – 2020 Dynamic Employment Litigation & Policy Developments 2020: Practical Insights for Today’s Practitioner

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Practice Area:
Labor / Employment
Format:
Audio and Video

Description

Insights into Missouri case law, Eighth Circuit decisions, and Supreme Court of the United States rulings can be found in this program. The challenges presented for all who engage in employment litigation and policy matters are highlighted by the key developments. COVID-19 employment law considerations will be addressed in a very pragmatic way.

The program was designed for those who represent both individuals and companies. Key developments in the representation of individuals as plaintiffs will be essential to assessing and evaluating new cases. The strategic advice required in the context of employment litigation work will be added to by the insights provided by those who defend companies. The program provides practical insights for assessing cases and providing valued guidance with respect to employment related matters for those who advise companies from a corporate counsel perspective.

Program chair. Bill is the son of William C. (Bill) Martucci. , Shook is a law firm of Hardy & bacon. , Washington DC.

Speaker s : A Shley N. Harrison. Shook is a law firm of Hardy & bacon. , Kansas City. Daniel K. , The firm is called Armstrong Teasdale, LLP. , St. Louis

Self-study does not qualify for Kansas credit.
This material can only be used for self-study credit. A lawyer can receive up to six hours of self-study credit. Self-study programs don’t qualify for ethics, elimination of bias or Kansas credit.

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