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NLRB General Counsel’s Severance Agreement Memorandum: What Employers Need to Know
Apr 10, 2023 | Laurel C. MontagOn March 22, 2023, Jennifer A. Abruzzo, General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB”) issued a memorandum to offer guidance in the wake of the McLaren Macomb decision from February of 2023. Read More About NLRB General Counsel’s Severance Agreement Memorandum: What Employers Need to Know
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DeWitt Assists in Obtaining a Favorable Decision from the Wisconsin Supreme Court in a Residential Real Estate Transaction
Apr 4, 2023 | Michelle M. FriedmanToday DeWitt LLP announced its partner Shawn M. Govern, in collaboration with two additional law firms, secured a favorable decision from the Wisconsin Supreme Court in a case involving a real estate transaction. Read More About DeWitt Assists in Obtaining a Favorable Decision from the Wisconsin Supreme Court in a Residential Real Estate Transaction
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Julie Nagorski Recognized as Powerful Business Litigator by Minnesota Lawyer Magazine
Apr 4, 2023 | Michelle M. FriedmanToday DeWitt LLP announced Julie N. Nagorski was among 30 attorneys recognized in the POWER 30 Construction and Real Estate 2023 list published by Minnesota Lawyer. Read More About Julie Nagorski Recognized as Powerful Business Litigator by Minnesota Lawyer Magazine
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Wisconsin State Journal Names DeWitt LLP a Winner of the Madison, WI Top Workplaces 2023 Award
Mar 27, 2023 | Michelle M. FriedmanDeWitt LLP has been awarded a Top Workplaces 2023 honor by Wisconsin State Journal Top Workplaces. Read More About Wisconsin State Journal Names DeWitt LLP a Winner of the Madison, WI Top Workplaces 2023 Award
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DeWitt Employment Relations Spring HR Roundtable
Mar 21, 2023 | Nuzhat NoorJoin us for a complimentary Employment Relations Spring HR Roundtable presented by attorneys Stephen DiTullio and Raluca Vais-Ottosen. Read More About DeWitt Employment Relations Spring HR Roundtable
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