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Places Near Memphis with Civil Litigation & Trial Law Attorneys

Germantown (4 miles)
Cordova (9 miles)
East Memphis (9 miles)
Ellendale (14 miles)

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Renaissance Ctr

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Berstein Michelle Atty

Brown, Byron

Bernstein, Michelle

Mischke, Philip E

Michelle Bernstein Attorney

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Phone: (901) 537-1000

Address: 1715 Aaron Brenner Dr Ste 800, Memphis, TN 38120

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Employers must be aware that broad language in agreements entered into with an employee creates a risk of violating the Act. The dangers of broad language are not limited to severance agreements. Employers should reevaluate pre-employment offer letters and employment contracts. The recent NLRB decisions have indicated that it will take broad measures to ensure employees’ Section 7 rights are protected. We recommend that employers review current and future severance agreements as well as any agreements or communications that could be construed to impede employees’ Section 7 rights. Wyatt’s Labor & Employment team is available to review agreements to ensure compliance with the NLRB’s recent decisions and guidance.
Employment Litigation
R. Joseph Stennis, Jr. R. Joseph (“Joe”) Stennis, Jr. is a member of Wyatt’s Litigation & Dispute Resolution Service Team. Joe’s primary practice area is employment law, where he defends employers against discrimination claims filed by current or former employees with either an agency (i.e. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Kentucky Commission on Human Rights, etc.) and/or actions filed in state/federal court. Joe has successfully defended his clients on multiple occasions against various employment claims which include (but are not... Read More
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Severance Agreement
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Dog Bites
Wyatt created a handbook so that the internal counsel would be prepared to address many common situations when they arose. Among other things, this handbook included information about who can make medical decisions when a patient is incapacitated, how to report patients with certain communicable diseases or dog bites, involuntary treatment of the mentally ill, and numerous other topics.

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