Employment Litigation Lawyers
Labor and employment litigation is a complex field involving constantly changing laws, rules, and regulations with which employers must comply. Additionally, state and federal courts and administrative agencies regularly issue decisions that change how the laws are to be construed by employers.
Employment-related issues affect the livelihood and well being of employees and the success of the companies for which they work. This means legal disputes between employers and their employees can be challenging to resolve because they are often highly charged and intensely personal.
The term “employment litigation” covers many types of claims, with the following being among the most common:
- Discrimination and harassment;
- Wage and hour disputes;
- Disability accommodations and claims under the Family and Medical Leave Act;
- Whistleblowing and retaliation claims;
- Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) and other benefit plan disputes;
- Claims of wrongful termination;
- Workers’ compensation claims;
- Workplace safety issues;
- Non-compete agreements;
- Theft of trade secrets; and
- Breach of contract claims.
Quickly and effectively resolving employment litigation requires experienced attorneys who know all of the facets of employment law and litigation strategy. Our experienced litigation attorneys at Thomas H. Curran Associates understand the complexities of employment case law and the relevant state and federal rules and regulations. Often our lawyers are able to settle disputes before trial.But if litigation is necessary they have the skills to successfully represent clients in court and before agency tribunals.
Litigation Practice Results
Recent successful cases handled by the attorneys at Thomas H. Curran Associates. Find more here »
Thomas H. Curran Associates Secures Appellate Victory as Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Denies Appellant’s Attempt to Shortcut Ordinary Appellate Review
Thomas H. Curran Associates recently obtained an appellate victory in the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court on May 26, 2023, in the...
Thomas H. Curran Associates win is Affirmed in Florida, U.S. District Court – Client Wins Attorneys Fees
Law: Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(a)(5) Case: Premier Capital, LLC v. Larry Bryan (AP) Underlying Bankruptcy Case: In re Larry Bryan...
The Second Circuit Affirms Bankruptcy Fraud Judgment Obtained by Thomas H. Curran Associates, Recognizing the Continuous Concealment Doctrine
Law: Continuous concealment doctrine, 11 USC § 727(a)(2)(A), In re Olivier, 819 F.2d 550 (5th Cir. 1987); In re Boyer, 328 F. App’x 711,...
Thomas H. Curran Associates prevails on barring discharge due to fraud by debtor
Thomas H. Curran Associates recently secured a victory on behalf of an institutional asset manager, where the Bankruptcy Court for the...
Thomas H. Curran Associates prevails on post-trial motions and obtains full security for $23 million dollar financial fraud judgment on behalf of chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee
On February 8, 2022, the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut (Meyer, J.) enter its Order denying defendant Gayle...
Thomas H. Curran Associates obtains appellate victory for client affirming multi-million dollar Massachusetts Superior Court Contempt Judgment against non-party to Injunction Orders
On June 21, 2021, the Massachusetts Appeals Court affirmed the civil contempt Judgment of the Suffolk Superior Court (Giles, J.) awarding...
Thomas H. Curran Associates Secures Appellate Victory as Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Denies Appellant’s Attempt to Shortcut Ordinary Appellate Review
Thomas H. Curran Associates recently obtained an appellate victory in the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court on May 26, 2023, in the...
Thomas H. Curran Associates win is Affirmed in Florida, U.S. District Court – Client Wins Attorneys Fees
Law: Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(a)(5) Case: Premier Capital, LLC v. Larry Bryan (AP) Underlying Bankruptcy Case: In re Larry Bryan...
The Second Circuit Affirms Bankruptcy Fraud Judgment Obtained by Thomas H. Curran Associates, Recognizing the Continuous Concealment Doctrine
Law: Continuous concealment doctrine, 11 USC § 727(a)(2)(A), In re Olivier, 819 F.2d 550 (5th Cir. 1987); In re Boyer, 328 F. App’x 711,...
Thomas H. Curran Associates prevails on barring discharge due to fraud by debtor
Thomas H. Curran Associates recently secured a victory on behalf of an institutional asset manager, where the Bankruptcy Court for the...
Thomas H. Curran Associates Secures Appellate Victory as Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Denies Appellant’s Attempt to Shortcut Ordinary Appellate Review
Thomas H. Curran Associates recently obtained an appellate victory in the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court on May 26, 2023, in the...
Thomas H. Curran Associates win is Affirmed in Florida, U.S. District Court – Client Wins Attorneys Fees
Law: Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(a)(5) Case: Premier Capital, LLC v. Larry Bryan (AP) Underlying Bankruptcy Case: In re Larry Bryan...
The Second Circuit Affirms Bankruptcy Fraud Judgment Obtained by Thomas H. Curran Associates, Recognizing the Continuous Concealment Doctrine
Law: Continuous concealment doctrine, 11 USC § 727(a)(2)(A), In re Olivier, 819 F.2d 550 (5th Cir. 1987); In re Boyer, 328 F. App’x 711,...
Litigation Areas of Expertise
Litigation News
Disciplinary judge approves lawyer’s suspension for using ChatGPT to generate fake cases | Colorado Politics
Recently, a Colorado lawyer received disciplinary action for employing artificial intelligence to generate fake case citations in a legal...
US appeals court proposes AI restrictions in all court filings | Jurist
In November, the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit proposed a new rule requiring lawyers to certify that they either did not use...
Mallinckrodt’s Second Bankruptcy Would cut $1 Billion from Opioid Settlement | STL Today
The Irish based company, Mallinckrodt’s, second bankruptcy may place creditors in ownership of the company and cut $1 billion from the...
The FTC’s case against Microsoft’s Activision acquisition is not going well | Vox
Microsoft and Activision Blizzard are overcoming hurdles to their $69 billion dollar merger. If the merger goes through, Microsoft will...
California Rejects Viking River, Allows PAGA Claims to Proceed | JDSUPRA
Case: Adolph v. Uber Tech., Inc. The California Supreme Court recently rejected the U.S. Supreme Court’s interpretation of the Private...
Supreme Court allows construction to resume on the Mountain Valley Pipeline | AP News
The Court’s ruling affirmed that, in some instances, Congress may have power over federal courts. The pipeline has faced significant...
Disciplinary judge approves lawyer’s suspension for using ChatGPT to generate fake cases | Colorado Politics
Recently, a Colorado lawyer received disciplinary action for employing artificial intelligence to generate fake case citations in a legal...
US appeals court proposes AI restrictions in all court filings | Jurist
In November, the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit proposed a new rule requiring lawyers to certify that they either did not use...
Mallinckrodt’s Second Bankruptcy Would cut $1 Billion from Opioid Settlement | STL Today
The Irish based company, Mallinckrodt’s, second bankruptcy may place creditors in ownership of the company and cut $1 billion from the...
The FTC’s case against Microsoft’s Activision acquisition is not going well | Vox
Microsoft and Activision Blizzard are overcoming hurdles to their $69 billion dollar merger. If the merger goes through, Microsoft will...
Disciplinary judge approves lawyer’s suspension for using ChatGPT to generate fake cases | Colorado Politics
Recently, a Colorado lawyer received disciplinary action for employing artificial intelligence to generate fake case citations in a legal...
US appeals court proposes AI restrictions in all court filings | Jurist
In November, the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit proposed a new rule requiring lawyers to certify that they either did not use...
Mallinckrodt’s Second Bankruptcy Would cut $1 Billion from Opioid Settlement | STL Today
The Irish based company, Mallinckrodt’s, second bankruptcy may place creditors in ownership of the company and cut $1 billion from the...
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