9th Annual Employment Law Seminar
Co-Hosted by Floyd Skeren Manukian Langevin and Fisher & Phillips
August 21, 2020
Disneyland Hotel
Floyd Skeren Manukian Langevin, LLP and Fisher & Phillips are pleased to announce that, on August 21, 2020, they are co-sponsoring another all-day conference featuring Employment Law and Workers’ Compensation related-topics. Note that there is a great line-up of presenters including Kevin Kish, Director of the Department of Fair Employment and Housing, as keynote speaker. Last year’s event sold out, so make your reservation as soon as possible! The conference is designed to provide the latest information, and helpful guidance, on Employment Law, human resources (HR), and Workers’ Compensation for employers, HR administrators, risk managers, and Workers’ Compensation claims adjusters. HR and Minimum Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) credits will be available for attendees of the conference.
Featured Topics Include:
- The latest developments at the Department of Fair Employment and Housing impacting employers;
- 2020 vision for the workplace;
- Key risks to avoid in the crossover between Employment Law and Workers’ Compensation;
- An update on strategies for defending post-termination Workers’ Compensation cases;
- Guidance on implementing a compliant workplace catastrophe plan (e.g. for pandemic flu, major fire, and earthquake);
- Information every employer needs to know about the “California Consumer Privacy Act”;
- Ten best practices for avoiding costly HR mistakes in managing family and medical leave, pregnancy disability leave, and paid sick leave, along with a Case Law update;
- Key strategies for investigating and defending Workers’ Compensation psychiatric claims involving harassment claims;
- A review of the top ten essential workplace polices for 2020; and
- Key tips on avoiding the big Employment Law verdict.
Price:
Early Bird Special, including a first pick of breakout session (until April 1, 2020): $250.00
General Entry Fee (April 1, 2020 through August 17, 2020): $275.00
Late Entry Fee (after August 17, 2020): $325.00