In his Employment Issues column, Philip M. Berkowitz writes: The election of Donald Trump as President can reasonably be expected to upend the current established order of things in the world of employment law. In fact, President-elect Trump's election campaign, in large measure, was founded on arguments and issues that are uniquely the province of labor and employment lawyers: immigration law, health care, and discrimination law.
January 11, 2017 at 02:01 PM
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Welcome to the New Year. 2017 promises to be momentous year for employment lawyers—as it will be for lawyers of every stripe.
The election of Donald Trump as President can reasonably be expected to upend the current established order of things in the world of employment law. In fact, President-elect Trump’s election campaign, in large measure, was founded on arguments and issues that are uniquely the province of labor and employment lawyers.
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