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SUMMARY:Launch Loudoun Lunch and Learn: Building Your Team from a Strong (Legal) Foundation with Matt Neiman
DESCRIPTION:In this Lunch and Learn\, we’ll explore Hiring Fundamentals: Building Your Team from a Strong (Legal) Foundation with Matt Neiman. \nPlease join us for a lively discussion as Employment Lawyer Matt Nieman of Jackson Lewis PC walks us through critical pieces of the recruiting\, hiring\, and onboarding process.  Learn how these first steps can serve as either the strong foundation for your business’s growth or a built-in “time bomb” down the line.  Discover what you don’t know and leave with a game plan in mind for strengthening your employment practices and your organization overall. \nAttendance is free and lunch will be provided. \nRegister here \n \nMatthew F. Nieman is a principal in the Washington\, D.C. Region office of Jackson Lewis P.C. \nMatthew represents employers in a broad spectrum of labor and employment law matters\, including discrimination\, retaliation\, wage and hour\, whistleblower claims (including Dodd-Frank\, the False Claims Act\, and Sarbanes-Oxley)\, questions related to the Uniformed Services Employment and Re-employment Rights Act of 1994 (USERRA)\, and workplace drug-testing issues. He is actively involved in all phases of the litigation process on the full range of employment discrimination and employment-related tort and contract claims\, including the representation of employers in actions before the Department of Labor\, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission\, the National Labor Relations Board\, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration\, the Mine Safety and Health Administration\, and various state and local agencies. \nAs part of his litigation practice\, he has concluded many employment-related adversarial proceedings\, including solo trials and multiple jury trial defense-verdicts. He has additionally drafted numerous successful dispositive and summary judgment motions in state and federal courts throughout the Mid-Atlantic region\, including a summary judgment victory in the United States District for Maryland on a Sarbanes-Oxley claim. \nMatthew is a frequent writer on substance-abuse-prevention topics. He also speaks to and provides training to employer groups on various workplace-related topics\, including sexual harassment\, discrimination\, substance-abuse prevention\, and litigation avoidance. \nPrior to entering private practice\, Matthew was in public service as an active-duty U.S. Army Judge Advocate (JAG) at Fort Benning\, Georgia and at Camp Liberty\, Baghdad\, Iraq. During his service as an Army JAG\, Matthew enjoyed unique opportunities to interact with state and local governments in both the criminal and civil arenas as well as to develop trial experience. These opportunities include two years as a prosecutor in both military and federal courts (concluding over 40 separate trials) and over a year of responsibility for handling all tort claims filed against Fort Benning\, its hospital\, and other Department of the Army personnel in a region covering large portions of Alabama\, Georgia\, and Florida. Tort claim issues covered include general negligence\, medical malpractice\, and the subrogation and collection of TRICARE expenses incurred by service members\, retirees and their dependents in otherwise unrelated tort actions. \nMatthew received a commission as a Distinguished Military Graduate of the U.S. Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps. He clerked for the Williamsburg/James City County\, Virginia Commonwealth Attorney’s Office throughout law school. \nHonors and Recognitions\n\nThe Best Lawyers in America©\, “Employment Law – Management” and “Litigation – Labor and Employment” (2021-present)\nSuper Lawyers®\, “Rising Stars” (2010-2016)\nWashington Post Magazine\, “Washington D.C. Metro Area Outstanding Young Lawyer\,” (2013-present)\nThomson Reuters\, “Stand-Out Lawyer” (2024)\n\nPro Bono and Community Involvement\n\nCornell Club of Washington\, Board Member\nLoudoun Literacy Council\, Board Member\nWounded Warrior Project\, Volunteer Attorney\n\nPublished Works\n\n“Virginia’s 2020 Whistleblower Law: Major Ramifications for Employers\,” Virginia Lawyer\, Volume 72 (February 2024) [Co-Author]\n“Is Virginia the New California? Maybe…“ National Capital Region Chapter of ACC (April 2020) [Co-Author]\nGuide to State and Federal Drug-Testing Laws. 16th ed. VA: Institute for a Drug Free Workplace\, 2013. [Co-Author]\nGuide to State and Federal Drug-Testing Laws. 15th ed. VA: Institute for a Drug Free Workplace\, 2008. [Co-Author]\nGuide to State and Federal Drug-Testing Laws. 14th ed. VA: Institute for a Drug Free Workplace\, 2006. [Co-Author]\n\n 
URL:https://biz.loudoun.gov/event/launch-loudoun-lunch-and-learn-hr-law-with-matt-neiman/
LOCATION:Hillsboro Old Stone School\, 37098 Charles Town Pike\, Hillsboro\, VA\, 20132
CATEGORIES:Small Biz
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