To stay informed and to better serve our clients, Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo labor law attorneys keep on top of the latest statute and rule changes, whether these changes are actual, proposed, or even rumored. We also stay current on the most recent decisions from courts and administrative boards.
We don’t merely learn about new rulings — we analyze them in depth to determine how they affect our clients now and in the future. This proactive approach helps our clients plan, prepare, and protect themselves and their operations.
To that end, we have started this blog devoted to traditional labor law issues in the private sector. We will post frequently to the blog, sharing our insights, opinions, and advice about current issues and trends in traditional labor law that impact our private employer clients.
To learn about the latest developments regarding traditional labor law, including union organizing, unfair labor practice charges, collective bargaining, grievance arbitration, and other important topics.
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PartnerBrent Garrett exclusively represents management in labor and employment matters. He is also a frequent contributor to the firm’s Labor Relations Blog, providing analysis and commentary about new developments in the area of ...
PartnerThomas Lenz handles all aspects of labor and employment law issues and heads the firm’s traditional labor and National Labor Relations Board practices. He works with employers in all major industries across California and the ...
PartnerBrigham Cheney represents employers in all aspects of labor and employment law, including employee class action lawsuits; traditional labor law; discrimination, harassment, and wrongful termination litigation; breach of ...
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