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2024 Labor & Employment Law Year in Review: Big Changes, and Even More to Come

December 11, 202412:00 pm ESTFree Webinar

This past year, employers have faced legal developments at the federal, state, and even local level impacting workplace policies and practices. With the upcoming change in presidential administrations, we expect many more changes to come in 2025 and beyond. Join FBT attorneys Catherine Burgett and Meredith Grant for an overview of key labor and employment law developments in 2024, their impact on the workplace, as well as things to watch for in 2025.
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Presenters

Catherine F. Burgett
Catherine F. Burgett

Partner

Columbus, OH

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Meredith Grant

Senior Associate

Denver, CO

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