Employment Litigation
Overview
Prevailing in employment litigation requires innovative, tenacious, and detail-oriented counsel. Faegre Drinker combines all three. Above all, we put our clients’ objectives first and strive to meet their individual definition of success. We achieve those objectives in the defense of class and collective action claims, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) systemic investigations, and cases related to Title VII, Title IX, the Equal Pay Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, the False Claims Act, retaliation, whistleblowing, and discrimination. We also aggressively litigate noncompete and restrictive covenant matters and are frequently called on to conduct highly sensitive workplace investigations. If it is necessary to protect our clients’ interests through trial, we have the talent and experience to do so.
Insights & Events
Latest
Sixth Circuit Rules against NLRB’s Cemex Decision, and Other Key Labor Developments since the Start of 2026
Ryan Funk Discusses Early Guidance From NLRB GC With Law360
Growing P(AI)ns: Considerations for the Effective Use of AI in Hiring and Staffing Decisions
Helen Tuttle Named a 2026 NJBIZ Leaders in Law Honoree
US and International Developments in Artificial Intelligence
State & Local Employment Law Developments: Q1 2026 (and Beyond)
Top 10 Noncompete Developments of 2025
Lynne Anderson Discusses EEOC’s Shifting Litigation Priorities With Law360
Faegre Drinker Welcomes Labor & Employment Counsel Stephanie Albrecht in Los Angeles
Employment Law Update
Insights
Sixth Circuit Rules against NLRB’s Cemex Decision, and Other Key Labor Developments since the Start of 2026
Ryan Funk Discusses Early Guidance From NLRB GC With Law360
US and International Developments in Artificial Intelligence
State & Local Employment Law Developments: Q1 2026 (and Beyond)
Top 10 Noncompete Developments of 2025
Lynne Anderson Discusses EEOC’s Shifting Litigation Priorities With Law360
EEOC Quorum Restored: Five Critical Enforcement Shifts for Employers
European Union’s Digital Omnibus Package, Part II — Changes to the GDPR and the Data Act
Samantha Rollins Murphy Discusses ‘Disturbing’ FLSA Trends With HR Dive
Labor Law Fault Lines: Emerging Divide Over the Constitutionality of NLRB Authority
Events
Past Events
Growing P(AI)ns: Considerations for the Effective Use of AI in Hiring and Staffing Decisions
Employment Law Update
NLRB Under a New Administration: Projected Policy Shifts, Union and Non-Union Employer Impact, Compliance Challenges
Transforming the Workplace
Prop 22 and the Employer Playbook: Navigating the Supreme Court’s Gig Economy Decision
News
Helen Tuttle Named a 2026 NJBIZ Leaders in Law Honoree
Faegre Drinker Welcomes Labor & Employment Counsel Stephanie Albrecht in Los Angeles
Jonathan Keller and Helen Tuttle Recognized in 2025 New Jersey Legal Awards
Daily Journal Names Cheryl Orr a 2025 ‘Top Labor & Employment Lawyer’
Faegre Drinker Attorneys Named to 2025 ‘Indiana 250’ Influential List
Daily Journal Names Cheryl Orr One of California's Top Women Lawyers
Faegre Drinker Named a Litigation Powerhouse by BTI Consulting
Daily Journal Names Cheryl Orr a 2024 ‘Top Labor & Employment Lawyer’
Cheryl Orr Named One of California's Top Women Lawyers by the Daily Journal
Faegre Drinker Welcomes Leading Labor and Employment Litigator Joseph O’Keefe as Partner in New York
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Experience
Our Experience
Manufacturing Client Prevails in Worker’s Compensation Retaliation Suit; Affirmed on Appeal
Chemical Company Litigates Non-Compete Matter
Printing Solutions Company Wins at Trial in Employment Contract Dispute
City of Northfield Achieves Full Dismissal of COVID Vaccine Mandate Claims
Lending Company Upholds Summary Judgment On Appeal in ADA Discrimination and FMLA Interference and Retaliation Case
Jackson National Life Insurance Prevails in Discrimination Case
Meet The Team
Meet The Full Employment Litigation Team
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