Ruder Ware attorneys are frequently sought-after presenters, often traveling throughout the state to present on a wide range of topics. The below listing contains detail on topics previously presented by Ruder Ware attorneys. If you are interested in having a Ruder Ware attorney present on one of the previously presented topics, or a different topic, to your group or organization, please contact Lisa O’Flyng at 715.845.4336.
Posted on November 13, 2013
Seminar Sponsors Ruder Ware and Central Wisconsin Society for Human Resource Management Seminar Topics The New Normal – Secret HR Strategies to Thrive in a Strange Economy Do You Know it When You See it? Do’s and Don’ts for Conducting Effective Harassment Investigations Age Discrimination – Minimizing Risk of Claims The Last Business Frontier Presenters […]
Posted on November 13, 2013
Presentation on Federal Financing Programs Brian Deaner, Community Programs Director with USDA Rural Development, and Steve Lipowski, Ruder Ware attorney Managing Municipal Employees in a Nonunion Environment Jeannie Worden, Vice President of Human Resources for Northcentral Technical College Frank Matel, Marathon County Human Resources Director Employment Policies That May Put You at Risk of Violating […]
Posted on October 22, 2013
Seminar Topic Preparing for the Future: Special Needs Trusts Topic Description When you love someone who has special needs, planning for that person’s future can be an overwhelming task. This presentation is designed to inform and educate families with special needs children on the proper planning to provide for the future of the special needs […]
Posted on October 22, 2013
Seminar Topic Noncompete Agreements: Are They Ever Enforceable in Wisconsin? Topic Description Noncompetes are never enforceable in Wisconsin -or are they? Can your company be sued if you hire an employee with a noncompete agreement? Should you sue a former employee who breached your company’s noncompete agreement? During this session, we will answer these questions […]
Posted on October 22, 2013
Seminar Topic Powers & Authority of Local Elected Officials Topic Description It is imperative that each elected official have a solid understanding of their duties and responsibilities, as well as limits on their authority. This presentation will cover expectations faced by each elected official and provide a clear outline of where the boundaries of responsibility […]
Posted on October 22, 2013
Seminar Topic Lessons from the Trenches on Negotiating and Designing Employment and Severance Agreements Topic Description Up until now, you have been able to ovoid the “new deferred compensation plan rules,” and “409A.” But now your peaceful co-existence with the Internal Revenue Code is coming to an end. Find out how even the simplest of […]
Posted on October 22, 2013
Seminar Topic Early Dispute Resolution: Don’t Make a Federal Case Out of It Topic Description So, you think you are so right you don’t need to negotiate? Think again. Do you know how trials work? How much trials cost? How long they take? Are you prepared to respond to discovery and provide witnesses for depositions? […]
Posted on October 22, 2013
Seminar Topic Tips to Avoid Retaliation and Whistleblower Litigation Topic Description Retaliation claims are the fastest growing area of employment law litigation. It is becoming increasingly difficult to manage the workplace with the possibility of a retaliation claim lingering around every corner. This session is designed to help you and your business avoid these claims […]
Posted on October 22, 2013
Seminar Topic The New FMLA Regulations: Are You Ready? Topic Description The revised federal FMLA regulations have been issued and are effective January 16, 2009. This presentation will review the most substantial revisions, their impact on employees, and the Department of Labor s new forms. Also reviewed will be the operating changes you will need […]
Posted on October 22, 2013
Seminar Topic Mock Trail Disability Topic Description Have you ever wondered what happens at a disability trial? With this presentation you will get a look at how the law process unfolds. Wisconsin Administrative Law Judge Jakobowski will judge the mock discrimination hearing, issue a decision, discuss procedures, and answer questions regarding substantive and procedural issues […]