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Labor & Employment Law Forum 2025 - Latest DEI Legal Developments
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This session will discuss the current state of DEI initiatives in employment in the wake of the executive order that has thrown a wrench into many organizations’ plans.
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Speakers/Producers
- Dan Norwood, Norwood & Associates, Decaturville
Mr. Norwood has over thirty years of experience representing individuals in cases involving race, sex, age, national origin, religious or disability discrimination; retaliatory discharge for engaging...
- Luther Wright, Ogletree Deakins, Nashville
After graduating from Vanderbilt University School of Law, Luther Wright, Jr. began his career with a general practice firm in the litigation section. He spent the first several years of his legal...
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General Credits: 1.00
Total Credits: 1
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Total Credits: 1
This program will be filed for Tennessee CLE credit. Please email a request to [email protected] for Georgia and Mississippi CLE credit.
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The personal stories were very powerful.
Really insightful, thanks!
Excellent discussion.
This was an interesting lecture about a topic that is in the news regularly. It is particularly interesting to consider how the topic shifts the litigation landscape between presidential administrations.