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Advanced Mediation Conference: Practical Skills for Experienced Employment Litigators: Opening Demands and Offers
When, if ever, does it make sense to have a joint session? If no joint session, how should attorneys handle their opening communications with the mediator and the other side? How should the plaintiff handle the opening demand? Is there an optimal range for the demand in a given case? How should the defendant handle the demand and its opening offer?
0.5 Participatory MCLE Credits
Steve Pearl
Theodora R. Lee
Theodora R. Lee, a senior shareholder/partner and trial lawyer in the San Francisco and Walnut Creek offices of Littler Mendelson, defends employers in complex wage and hour class actions, discrimination class action lawsuits and general employment litigation. Ms. Lee has extensive courtroom experience, and specializes in all aspects of employment and labor relations law, including wrongful termination litigation; National Labor Relations Board matters, including representation cases, unfair labor practice proceedings, grievance arbitrations; Title VII and FEHA proceedings, including race, sex, religious and age harassment and discrimination; and unfair competition proceedings. She also counsels employers on day to day employment issues such as covenants not to compete, hiring and termination of employees, the Equal Pay Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Uniform Trade Secrets Act, the California Business and Professions Code, the Family and Medical Leave Act, federal and state wage and hour issues, pre-employment screening, litigation avoidance, reductions in force, the development of personnel policies and procedures, workplace violence, employee terminations, employment agreements, drug and alcohol testing, and risk management protocols. Ms. Lee’s energy and enthusiasm for labor and employment law translates into an intense focus on providing value to clients through innovative and superior quality work with exceptional client service.
Christine Masters
Angela Reddock-Wright
Katherine Jane Thomson
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