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If you are looking to set up a work from home arrangement for your employees it is vital to plan it out carefully from both a business and legal perspective. If it is handled wrong it can open up a floodgate of problems from discrimination claims and confidentiality breaches. This video reviews timekeeping, disability accommodations, workplace safety, and how to protect confidential information and intellectual property.
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Holly E. Courtney
Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Holly Courtney
- Partner at Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
- Practice focuses on labor and employment disputes and counsel; as a litigator, mounts forceful and persuasive defenses before federal and state courts and administrative agencies on behalf of employers; as an advisor, helps management develop and maintain compliant employee policies
- Includes issues related to discrimination, including harassment and retaliation; drug and alcohol testing; employee leave; wage and hour law; workers’ compensation; unemployment insurance; the National Labor Relations Act; restrictive covenants; employee handbooks and policies and separation and severance agreements
- Prior to joining the firm, judicial intern to the Hon. David T. Prosser, Jr. with the Wisconsin Supreme court, Hon. Richard J. Sankovitz of the Milwaukee County Circuit Court; also served as a mediator in the Milwaukee County Circuit Court Small Claims Division
- J.D., cum laude, Marquette University Law School; B.A., University of Wisconsin-Madison
- 608-283-0121 or [email protected]
Miguel A. Manriquez
Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
- Labor and employment relations attorney at Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
- Practice includes matters relating to labor relations, contract negotiations, and labor and employment litigation
- His counsel is informed by insights and knowledge gained from prior work at the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)
- Has spoken on topics such as the Wisconsin right-to-work laws and the National Labor Relations Act and protected concerted activity
- J.D. degree, University of California, Berkeley, School of Law; B.A. degree in political science, cum laude, University of California-Berkeley
- Can be contacted at 608-257-3062 or [email protected]
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