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What’s Weird About Texas and Other Surprising Employment Statutes
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What’s Weird About Texas and Other Surprising Employment Statutes
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Session 01: What's Weird About Texas - Texas has some unique employment laws that may catch multi-state employers off guard. Topics include (i) sexual harassment investigations; (ii) non-competition agreements; and (iii) firearms in the workplace.
Session 02: It Says What? - Cases, statutes, and rules that you were surprised to learn.
Session 02: It Says What? - Cases, statutes, and rules that you were surprised to learn.
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- Total Credit Hours:
- 1.00
- Credit Info
- TX, CA, PA
- Specialization: Criminal Law | Criminal Appellate Law | Labor and Employment Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 8/31/2025
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What's Weird About Texas (Jul 2024)
E. Phileda Tennant
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What's Weird About Texas (Jul 2024)
Texas has some unique employment laws that may catch multi-state employers off guard. Topics include (i) sexual harassment investigations; (ii) non-competition agreements; and (iii) firearms in the workplace.
Originally presented: May 2024 Labor and Employment Law Conference
E. Phileda Tennant,
Vinson & Elkins LLP - Houston, TX
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It Says What? (Jul 2024)
Amanda Hernandez
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It Says What? (Jul 2024)
Cases, statutes, and rules that you were surprised to learn.
Originally presented: May 2024 Labor and Employment Law Conference
Amanda Hernandez,
AH LAW, PLLC - Houston, TX