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The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers

The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers is an organization formed to identify and honor top practitioners in the field of labor and employment law, and to promote understanding between lawyers representing different interests such as employers, unions, and individual employees outside the union context. The College tries to provide models of effectiveness, practicality, and civility as examples and role models for newer attorneys.

I chaired its Committee on Standards of Practice and Procedure while it developed the College’s model code of conduct.

The College’s web site is www.laborandemploymentcollege.org.


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