Last night, I had the opportunity to attend the Connecticut Bar Association’s awards dinner — titled, “Celebrate with the Stars”. It was a lovely event filled with accolades for some of the state’s best and brightest in the legal profession and beyond.
Yeah yeah, I
No one will ever mistake the Connecticut Legal Conference, run by the Connecticut Bar Association, for, say a glitzy gaming conference. But if you were fortunate to attend, you had the opportunity to hear some pretty good speakers talk about employment law for several hours.
Among
The Connecticut Legal Conference on Monday (produced by the Connecticut Bar Association) had several noteworthy programs, including a few on labor & employment law. In today’s post, I’m going to recap the presentation by David Lopez, the current EEOC General Counsel. He talked about the Top 10 Developments in EEOC Litigation over the last few
This afternoon, I’ll be speaking to the Connecticut Bar Association’s Annual Meeting on a topic that is familiar to blog readers: The Intersection of Employment Law and Social Media.
If you’re attending, please stop by to say hi.
There are a few resources that I’ll discuss in the presentation that I would recommend here:
Credit the Connecticut Bar Association Young Lawyers Section with landing all the major players in the Ricci v. DeStefano case for a panel discussion on August 18,
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Full program details are available at the CBA’s website, including registration.
The panel brings together both the attorney representing