Employment Law Partners to Present Webinar on Federal Labor Law Trends

Los Angeles, Calif. (November 3, 2022) - A group of Lewis Brisbois' Labor & Employment partners, Gregg E. Clifton, David A. Campbell, David A. Tango, and Bradley J. Bartolomeo, will provide a summary and update regarding the current status and trends in federal labor law during a joint webinar on November 15 at 1:00 p.m. ET.

With the Biden Administration instituting numerous changes aimed at expanding union rights and encouraging a more friendly environment for union organizing activity, all employers need to be aware of and prepared for these changes. This informative 60-minute virtual session will provide attendees with the information and tools needed to be properly prepared when these new laws go into effect.

Mr. Clifton is a member of Lewis Brisbois' Entertainment, Media & Sports and Labor & Employment Practices. He has extensive experience in the collegiate and professional sports world and has advised numerous professional franchises on a range of labor and employment issues, including Title III ADA regulatory compliance and wage and hour issues. 

Mr. Campbell is a member of the Labor & Employment Practice. He regularly counsels clients on employment matters ranging from hiring employees to employee discharges and has represented employers in state and federal courts across the country and before employment-related agencies, including the EEOC, DOL, OSHA, NLRB and the OCRC. 

Mr. Tango is a member of the Labor & Employment Practice. He is an experienced labor and employment attorney who focuses his practice on the representation of employers in federal and state courts, and before federal and state administrative agencies, in actions alleging employment discrimination, harassment, and retaliation.

Mr. Bartolomeo is a member of the firm's Labor & Employment, Professional Liability, Complex Business & Commercial Litigation, and Entertainment, Media & Sports Practices. He has represented companies, their management, and individuals in federal, state, and administrative courts, as well as in mediations and arbitrations, on a national basis.

Learn more about this webinar and register here.