From Hiring to Firing: Labor Law Strategies for Small Business Clients
About
This Course
Small businesses create the backbone of the United States economy. It is crucial for business owners and the attorneys who represent them to know how to manage and maintain an environment that enables these businesses to operate effectively.
This program will provide attendees with a detailed examination of small business operations, focusing on critical employment law principles and compliance obligations. This includes employer-employee relationships, encompassing employment risks, restrictive covenants, and associated liabilities. Mr. Resko will explore current employment trends, common legal claims, and various types of employment relationships. Key topics include the effective use of employee handbooks and strategies for managing discharge claims.
This course is designed for attorneys seeking a foundational understanding of labor and employment law.
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize common employment claims brought against small business employers.
- Explore the legal foundations of the employment relationship.
- Effectively utilize the employment handbook as a risk management tool.
- Develop strategic approaches to mitigate legal risk.
Production Date: 7/23/2025 | Closed captioning (CC) available
About the Presenters
Michael Resko, Esq.
Resko Law Office PC
Practice Area: Real Estate (+ 2 other areas)
Mike Resko is the founder and principal attorney of Resko Law Office, PC, a full service law firm serving clients in New York and New Jersey since 1996.Mike Resko earned his JD from New York University School of Law in 1991. After working for several years at a New York City law firm, in 1996, he opened his own practice, specializing in real estate transactions and litigation, business transactions and litigation, and estate planning and asset protection.Since 2002, Mike has been an Adjunct Professor at New York Law School, where he presently teaches Drafting: Contracts. Mike is an experienced presenter of ...
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