October 21: Webcast - Labor & Employment Update - Negotiating the Pitfalls of Constructive Discharge: Building the Case for Reasonable Economic Damages

The area of Labor & Employment law is always changing. It is affected by the actions of Congress, Federal agencies, state agencies and local ordinances. In addition, what happens in the state and federal courts often has a real impact on how attorneys can and should represent their clients. That is why throughout the course of the year the New York Law Journal covers the area of Labor & Employment law online, in our daily newspaper and our weekly special sections. On October 21, 2013 the Law Journal will publish a special section featuring four articles focusing on different areas of Labor & Employment of law. These articles, as always, will be written by leading industry practitioners.
In addition to the content mentioned above, we are also pleased to provide you with a 60 minute, CLE-accredited webinar featuring a distinguished panel of experts. The panel will be discussing the issue of Constructive Discharge and Building the Case for Reasonable Economic Damages.
In this webinar you will learn:

• What is Constructive Discharge?
• The End Result of Constructive Discharge
• Basics for Economic Damages Plaintiff & Defense Side
• Reasonable Economic Damages: The Expert in the Middle
• Panel Discussion: Working Towards Reasonable Economic Damages.

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Title:
Labor & Employment Update - Negotiating the Pitfalls of Constructive Discharge: Building the Case for Reasonable Economic Damages
When/Where:
Monday, October 21, 2013
1:00PM ET
Speakers:

• Donna Napolitano, Associate, Berkman, Henoch, Peterson, Peddy & Fenchel, P.C. In April 2011, Ms. Napolitano joined Berkman Henoch in the Litigation Department. She represents the firm’s corporate and municipal clients in both federal and state court on such claims as Section 1983, Title VII, Fair Labor Standards Act, and ADA. In September 2012, Ms. Napolitano was lead counsel on an eleven-week federal trial and successfully represented the County of Nassau and the individually named County employees in Matthew Prince v. County of Nassau et al. In October 2011, Ms. Napolitano was part of the litigation team that successfully represented the County of Nassau in a three-week federal trial in Peter Solomon v. County of Nassau.
• Tom Ricotta, Partner, White, Ricotta & Marks, P.C. Tom is a partner at the law firm of White, Ricotta & Marks, P.C., which specializes in plaintiff’s side employment law. Prior to joining White, Ricotta & Marks, P.C. in February 2013, Tom worked as a Senior Associate for seven and one half years at Leeds, Morelli & Brown, P.C. as one of their primary litigation attorneys. During the course of his professional career, Tom has distinguished himself as a successful litigation attorney who has won multiple federal and state trials, and has handled all aspects of litigation.
• Josefina V. Tranfa-Abboud, Ph.D,  is a Principal in the Litigation and Corporate Financial Advisory Services Group at Marks Paneth & Shron LLP. Dr. Tranfa-Abboud has extensive experience in economic analysis related to labor and employment disputes as well as commercial disputes involving claims of breach of contract and business interruption. Dr. Tranfa-Abboud provides research, statistical analysis and damages analysis and also serves as an expert witness for both plaintiffs and defendants. Dr. Tranfa-Abboud also provides consulting services in transfer pricing, as well as other areas of economic analysis.

By:
Law.com
Credit:

• Approved for 1 CLE credit in CA, IL, NY and NJ.
• Other Jurisdictions: consult your credit-granting authority.

Cost:
No charge

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