Michael represents management in all aspects of labor and employment law, including litigation, trials and appeals in federal and state courts, charges and hearings before federal and state agencies and at arbitration.
His litigation experience includes defending claims of discrimination (race, sex, age, disability, religion, sexual orientation, marital status), sexual harassment, wrongful termination, constructive discharge, retaliation, wage and hour law violations, and claims under the FMLA, Equal Pay Act, FLSA, NLRA, ERISA, OSHA, whistle-blower laws, restrictive covenants, employment contracts, workplace defamation and the ownership or control of closely held corporations. Michael has also defended employers in class actions and collective actions under the FLSA.
Michael is routinely involved in the preparation and negotiation of employment agreements, separation agreements and employee handbooks and regularly advises management concerning workplace investigations, litigation avoidance, reductions in force, employee hiring and discipline and collective bargaining. He also has written and lectured on a variety of labor and employment law topics.
24-Hour/Live-In Cases and the 13-Hour Standard —The Court of Appeals Ruling and What It Means in Practice, Hot Topics in Labor Law for Home Care Providers, Home Care Association Education and Research, June 13, 2019
Hot Topics and How HR Must Prepare, LeadingAge NY HR Summit, March 31, 2016
Michael represents management in all aspects of labor and employment law, including litigation, trials and appeals in federal and state courts, charges and hearings before federal and state agencies and at arbitration.
His litigation experience includes defending claims of discrimination (race, sex, age, disability, religion, sexual orientation, marital status), sexual harassment, wrongful termination, constructive discharge, retaliation, wage and hour law violations, and claims under the FMLA, Equal Pay Act, FLSA, NLRA, ERISA, OSHA, whistle-blower laws, restrictive covenants, employment contracts, workplace defamation and the ownership or control of closely held corporations. Michael has also defended employers in class actions and collective actions under the FLSA.
Michael represents management in all aspects of labor and employment law, including litigation, trials and appeals in federal and state courts, charges and hearings before federal and state agencies and at arbitration.
His litigation experience includes defending claims of discrimination (race, sex, age, disability, religion, sexual orientation, marital status), sexual harassment, wrongful termination, constructive discharge, retaliation, wage and hour law violations, and claims under the FMLA, Equal Pay Act, FLSA, NLRA, ERISA, OSHA, whistle-blower laws, restrictive covenants, employment contracts, workplace defamation and the ownership or control of closely held corporations. Michael has also defended employers in class actions and collective actions under the FLSA.
Michael is routinely involved in the preparation and negotiation of employment agreements, separation agreements and employee handbooks and regularly advises management concerning workplace investigations, litigation avoidance, reductions in force, employee hiring and discipline and collective bargaining. He also has written and lectured on a variety of labor and employment law topics.
24-Hour/Live-In Cases and the 13-Hour Standard —The Court of Appeals Ruling and What It Means in Practice, Hot Topics in Labor Law for Home Care Providers, Home Care Association Education and Research, June 13, 2019
Hot Topics and How HR Must Prepare, LeadingAge NY HR Summit, March 31, 2016
