Speaking

I help train attorneys in new developments in employment law, and I help teach people about their rights.Many of my papers can be found on this web site at papers at conferences. A partial list of the organizations to which I have spoken includes: Alabama Conference of the N.A.A.C.P.; ALI-ABA (American Law Institute/American Bar Association); American Bar Association Section of Business Law; American Bar Association Section of Labor and Employment Law; American Bar Association Section of Torts and Insurance Practice; American Psychological Association; Association of the Bar of the City of New York; Association of Trial Lawyers of America; Atlanta Bar; Center for American and International Law;

• Connecticut Bar;
• District of Columbia Bar;
• Equal Employment Opportunity Commission;
• Federal Judicial Conference (appearing on FJC videotape on employment law for training Federal judicial law clerks; member of panel on Jury Instructions at judges’ conference);
• Florida Bar;
• Georgetown University Law Center;
• King County, Washington, Bar (Pacific Coast Legal Conference);
• Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law;
• Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund;
• Minnesota Bar (Upper Midwest Employment Conference);
• NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund;
• National Employment Law Institute;
• National Employment Lawyers’ Association;
• New York State Bar;
• New York University Law School;
• Ohio Bar;
• Pennsylvania Bar Institute;
• Practicing Law Institute;
• Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology;
• U.S. Department of Justice;
• U.S. Bureau of Prisons;
• University of Louisville Law School;
• University of Richmond Law School;
• Wisconsin Bar; and
• organizations of plaintiffs’ attorneys in the District of Columbia, Florida, New Jersey, and Wisconsin.

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