Labor and Litigation & Local Government: COVID-19 and Beyond

An experienced local government law attorney and a justice of the Appellate Court share COVID-19 lessons learned and predictions for the future regarding labor and employment issues for units of local government.

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Hon. Mathias Delort, Justice, Illinois Appellate Court, Chicago
John B. Murphey, Odelson, Sterk, Murphey, Frazier & Mcgrath, Ltd., Evergreen Park

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Expires 11/2023

Hon. Mathias Delort, Justice, Illinois Appellate Court, Chicago
John B. Murphey, Odelson, Sterk, Murphey, Frazier & Mcgrath, Ltd., Evergreen Park

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Program Date	12/3/2021
Session from:	9th Annual Local Government Law Institute
Category	Employment & Labor

Products specifications

Program Date	12/3/2021
Session from:	9th Annual Local Government Law Institute
Category	Employment & Labor

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