Shareholder Ed Boucher has been named to the inaugural Michigan Legal 250 by Michigan Lawyers Weekly, recognized in the construction law category among the state's most influential attorneys.
The Kotz Sangster team returned to Belle Isle Beach for the 8th annual Motor City Mile Open Swim, hosted by Swim Across America in Detroit. Our team of swimmers included attorney Ed Boucher, his son Noah Boucher, attorney Doug Eyre and legal assistant Carolyn Wood. They swam alongside more than 150 participants and volunteers, supporting research to improve cancer treatment.
As “stay-home” orders are being loosened and lifted around the country, many employers are considering how to safely bring employees back into the workplace. The process should be strategic based on each individual organization’s needs, but many employers are facing the same questions and concerns about the upcoming shift. Join us for a webinar hosted by the Michigan Bankers Association where we’ll address some of these impending challenges and common questions.
Considerations for Bringing Employees Back to Work During the COVID-19 Pandemic
May 22 @ 11:00 a.m. EDT
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About our presenter: Bethany Sweeny brings nearly twenty years of labor and employment law experience to Kotz Sangster. She focuses her practice on advising employers on a wide range of employment-related issues, including employee handbooks and employment policies, independent contractor agreements, disciplinary matters, discrimination and harassment issues, disability accommodation and litigation avoidance. In the course of providing legal advice, Bethany conducts training seminars on employment law to employers and supervisors on a variety of topics, as well as conducting workplace investigations.