
Employment Law
The employment relationship is of critical importance to every business, but requires constant legal attention to avoid pitfalls. Mesch, Clark & Rothschild has expertise in the complex field of Employment Law. Our attorneys represent both employees and employers in such matters as:
- Wrongful termination
- Hostile work environment claims
- Discrimination on the basis of protected status, such as age, sex, race, religion, national origin, disability and pregnancy.
Because our experienced employment attorneys stay current with recent court decisions and changes in the law, Mesch, Clark & Rothschild can help employers comply with all regulations, and proactively avoid lawsuits. If a lawsuit is already underway, our lawyers can use their decades of mediation and trial experience to effectively represent both employers and employees.
For our business clients, we strive to be an extension of your human resources department. We go the extra mile to assure that our clients’ businesses are in full compliance with state and federal employment and labor laws in such areas as:
- Conducting employment audits
- Reviewing personnel policies and procedures
- Counseling employers about discharging employees
- Conducting employment law seminars
- Representing employees or employers in court and administrative hearings
- Responding to claims of discrimination
Please contact Mesch, Clark & Rothschild to speak with an employment lawyer from one of Tucson’s most trusted law firms.
Attorneys:
Gary J. Cohen
Patrick J. Lopez
Sara C. Derrick
Cassandra B. Meynard
Douglas H. Clark
Articles:
Arbitration Clauses in Employment Contracts - Are They Enforceable?
As if Worrying About Your Job Isn't Enough... How Your Employer's Bankruptcy Will Affect Employee Benefits
Covenants Not To Compete
Employee Handbooks: In Arizona, Did You Know...?
HIPAA – What the Fuss is About ...Again
Juggling Acts: The Interaction of the Americans With Disabilities Act, The Family Medical Leave Act and Workers' Compensation
Medical Marijuana in the Workplace: An Employer's Perspective
Navigating the Murky Waters of Employee Social Network Use
Pregnancy and Workplace Discrimination: A High-Risk Combination
Recruiting: Words Of Caution To Employers
Reduction in Force
The ABCs of the ADAAA: What Employers Need to Know About Recent Changes to the Americans with Disabilities Act
The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009
The U.S. Supreme Court Makes It Harder for Employees to Claim
What You Can & Can't Ask Potential Employees
When an Employee is Called to Military Duty: The Uniformed Services Employment And Reemployment Rights Act Of 1994 (USERRA)
Pertinent Legal Forms:
Alcohol & Drug Testing Policy
American with Disabilities Special Resources
Americans With Disabilities Act Compliance Checklist for Employers
Are You "Poster Compliant"?
Do the Employee Rights Bills Apply to Your Business?
Guidelines for a Policy on Sexual Harassment
Interacting Provisions of ADA, FMLA and Workers' Compensation Laws
IRS Factors Which Determine the Status of an Employee
Most Commonly Used Acronyms, and their Definitions
Personnel Records Retention Guidelines
Sample Policy – Sexual and Anti-Harassment Policy
What is a Disability Under the ADA?
What Jobs Are Legal for Kids