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Sexual Harassment Claims In A Litigious World – Top 5 Tips To Stay Out of The Celebrity Spotlight
It certainly has been an interesting few months in the world of sexual harassment. Whether it is a salacious report emanating from the Hollywood scene or a scandalous tale involving an executive from a Fortune 500 company, it seems that new claims of inappropriate conduct surface every day.
While the recent allegations of sexual harassment have involved highly visible people and industries, the reality is that employers of almost every size and type are at risk for a messy sexual harassment situation. The good news is that employers are not defenseless in the fight against sexual harassment claims. In fact, prudent employers can dramatically reduce the likelihood of a nasty sexual harassment dispute by taking five specific steps in the supervision of their employees and the management of their organizations.
Please join us for this insightful Seminar as we will discuss:
- The critical components of a harassment prevention program
- The steps to take in response to a harassment complaint
- The landmines to avoid in your harassment investigation
- How to close out a harassment claim quietly and effectively
The seminar will begin at 11:45 am. and end at 1:00 pm.
As always, there is no charge for our seminar. We hope to see you there!
If you have any questions, please contact Nicole Bennett at nbennett@fmglaw.com.
For information on our presenters, see below:
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Bradley T. Adler Partner Direct: 770.818.1413 badler@fmglaw.com Mr. Adler is the Firm’s General Counsel, Co-Chair of its Labor & Employment National Practice Section and serves on the Firm’s Executive Committee. Mr. Adler is a nationally recognized labor and employment lawyer that has represented employers across the United States in a diverse range of labor and employment matters. His labor and employment practice fully encompasses the issues that employers may face in managing and interacting with employees, including employment discrimination and harassment claims, wage and hour claims, FMLA and ADA claims, and disputes surrounding enforcement and defense of non-compete, non-solicitation and confidentiality agreements. Click here to read more.. |
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David A. Cole Partner Direct: 770.818.1287 dcole@fmglaw.com Mr. Cole is a member of the Labor & Employment National Practice Section and also is the National Practice Group leader of FMG’s Data Security, Privacy, and Cyber Liability practice group. Mr. Cole is a member of the Labor & Employment Law section and also is the national practice group leader of FMG’s Data Security, Privacy, and Cyber Liability practice group. In his employment law practice, Mr. Cole represents businesses and local governments in all aspects of employment law and litigation, including discrimination, harassment, and retaliation claims under Title VII and other state and federal discrimination laws; wage and hour claims and collective actions under the Fair Labor Standards Act; Family and Medical Leave Act claims; and claims for breach of contract and violations of restrictive covenants like non-compete, non-solicitation, and confidentiality agreements. Click here to read more… |
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Robyn M. Flegal Associate Direct: 770.818.1429 rflegal@fmglaw.com Ms. Flegal is an associate in the Commercial and Complex Litigation and Labor and Employment sections at Freeman Mathis & Gary, LLP. Ms. Flegal is also a member of FMG’s Data Security, Privacy, & Technology practice group. Ms. Flegal represents clients of all sizes in complex business disputes, including products liability, fraud, and breach of contract claims. Ms. Flegal also represents private and public employers in cases concerning Title VII (race, sex, religion, color and national origin), ADEA, ADA, FMLA, constitutional violations, sexual harassment, wage hour violations, and wrongful discharge. Click here to read more… |
*Note – FMG applies for Continuing Education and Continuing Legal Education Credit in multiple states. Until a course is approved by a particular state, we cannot guarantee credit. You must be present (online or in-person) during the full session to receive credit.
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