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More than 300 lawyers, paralegals, and employment specialists covering every geographic region
Ranked #1 for "National Labor and Employment Practice" in Chambers USA 2009
The American Lawyer Magazine's Litigation Department of the Year - Labor and Employment Law Finalist 2004, Winner 2006, Finalist 2008, and Finalist 2010
Ranked #1 for Labor & Employment Law in Corporate Counsel's 2006 and 2008 "Who Represents America's Biggest Companies"
Ranked #1 for "Most Prestigious" Labor and Employment Practice, Vault 2008 Associate Survey
39 labor and employment lawyers in Chambers 2009 listings - USA and Global
Ranked #1 for "National ERISA Litigation Practice" in Chambers USA 2009 - noting Charles Jackson, Ward Kallstrom, Gregory Braden, and Brian Ortelere as leading individuals
Eleanor Pelta, Eric Bord, Lance Nagel, and James Vázquez-Azpiri ranked in Chambers USA 2009
Two ERISA litigation cases listed among the National Law Journal's "Defense Hot List 2006"
26 partners elected as fellows to the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers
Ranked in the top tier by The Legal 500 for ERISA Litigation, Labor and Employment Litigation, Labor- Management Relations, and Workplace and Employment Counseling (2009)
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Morgan Lewis today announced that Matthew Howse and his associates will join its Labour and Employment Practice in London.
Christopher Hitchins discusses the EU's plans for longer maternity leave and the possible effects on employers.
Grace Speights discusses the recent decision Ricci v. DeStefano in a MCCA roundtable.
Mark Dichter discusses workplace discrimination in the advertising industry.
Morgan Lewis today announced that Mark S. Dichter will relocate to London and begin splitting his time among the firm’s London and US offices.
Philip Miscimarra comments on the pending Forewarn Act and the difficulty employers will have in anticipating when they will trigger WARN notice requirements.
Charles Jackson comments on the Brieger et al. v. Tellabs, Inc. decision.
Grace Speights is listed in the October issue of Washingtonian magazine as one of "Washington's 100 Most Powerful Women."
Morgan Lewis partner Nina Stillman will advise HR directors from some of the nation's leading corporations today at a national summit entitled, "Keeping the World Working during an H1N1 Pandemic," sponsored by the Center for Infectious Disease Research & Policy (CIDRAP).
Charles Jackson, D. Ward Kallstrom, Nicole Diller, Deborah Davidson, and Thomas Hurka are credited for the dismissal of a recent ERISA suit against Computer Sciences Corporation.
Eric Bord comments on the future of E-Verify, considering the Obama administration's opposition to piecemeal immigration reform.
Eric Bord is quoted, believing the announcement to be a "synthesis and invigoration" of past enforcement efforts.
The growth of our Dallas and Houston offices is highlighted, and Brady Edwards is quoted noting the firm's focused recruitment strategy.
Steven Wall is interviewed, discussing the past, present, and future of his practice and labor and employment law.
Mark Dichter and Grace Speights comment on the landmark Supreme Court decision in Ricci v. DeStefano.
Morgan Lewis today announced that former Deputy Secretary of Labor Howard Radzely will join the firm as a partner in the Labor and Employment Practice, resident in the Washington, D.C. office.
Eric Bord discusses liability issues tied to changes in E-Verify.
Eleanor Pelta discusses recently proposed legislation leading to regulation of the H1-B visa program.
Doreen Davis discusses mandatory binding arbitration of the Arbitration Fairness Act of 2009.
Philip Miscimarra discusses the potential results of the passage of the Employee Free Choice Act.
Eric Bord discusses recent state legislation aimed at regulating the employment of unauthorized workers.
Charles Jackson comments on the 7th Circuit's affirmation of the dismissal of a proposed class action against Deere & Co.
Charles Jackson discusses employers' health benefit obligations to retirees.
Peter Hurtgen discusses President Obama’s designation of Wilma Leibman as new chair of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).



