Gain a unique perspective on employment law by learning the lived experiences of a plaintiff who successfully navigated an employment discrimination lawsuit. In this engaging and insightful session, two seasoned employment law attorneys will interview the plaintiff, delving into the emotional and legal challenges she faced throughout her case.
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Live webcast on Wednesday, December 18, 2024 from 12:30 - 2:00 PM Gain a unique perspective on employment law by learning the lived experiences of a plaintiff who successfully navigated an employment discrimination lawsuit. In this engaging and insightful session, two seasoned employment law attorneys will interview the plaintiff, delving into the emotional and legal challenges she faced throughout her case.
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Illinois, Chicago, and Cook County Paid Leave Updates 2024: What You Need to Know for Leave Compliance Gain invaluable insights into the intricacies of the recently enacted Paid Leave for All Workers Act, including the latest regulations released on April 30, 2024, and the key differences across Illinois, Chicago, and Cook County.
In this presentation based on his award-winning book, Before Bostock: The Accidental LGBTQ Precedent of Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins, Dr. Jason Pierceson, University of Illinois Springfield, examines the history of the inclusion of "sex" in Title VII and how that set the foundation for cases being brought on behalf of trans and queer individuals under Title IX.
Bundle of 4 books that serve as useful research foundations for new attorneys, legal assistants, and law clerks. They also make handy reference guides for seasoned attorneys.
Bundle of 3 Books That Serve As Useful Research Foundations for New Attorneys, Legal Assistants, and Law Clerks. They Also Make Handy Reference Guides for Seasoned Attorneys.
Changes and trends from the past year. Topics to be discussed include: notable recent wage & hour case law, DOL developments, biometric information privacy act update.
Participants will learn how to plan a response to an investigation addressing discrimination and harassment issues, including the planning of the investigation, the investigation, as well as a company’s response to a finding substantiating the investigation. The session will also address unique issues attorney investigators face in investigations that include warnings to witnesses, third-party attendees, and two key privileges: attorney-client privilege and the attorney work product doctrine. Finally, additional faculty members will join Kathryn and Thurston for a discussion on common but difficult occurrences in investigations involving race, gender and more. The issue will be covered from all sides; the investigator, in-house attorneys, employee and employment counsels. All will share practical advice on what to do when the issue has many gray areas.