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

Speaking Engagement Recap April 28, 2025

NLRB Under a New Administration: Projected Policy Shifts, Union and Non-Union Employer Impact, Compliance Challenges

1 min read  
最新 April 2025

President Signs Seven Education-Related Executive Orders Ranging From Accreditation to Workforce Development

White House Directives Will Affect Postsecondary Accreditation, Foreign Gift & Contract Reporting, Apprenticeship Opportunities, AI Education, Support for HBCUs & More
8 min read  
媒体报道 April 2025

Brooke Razor Featured in International Employment Lawyer’s ‘Tomorrow’s Leaders’ Survey

1 min read  
媒体报道 March 2025

Alex Denny Discusses HR Communication Strategies in Large-Scale Acquisitions With HR Magazine

1 min read  
最新 March 2025

Bipartisan Push for Speedier Labor Agreements: Senators Unveil the Faster Labor Contracts Act

Also: Sen. Hawley’s Pro-Worker Framework and Reintroduction of the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act
5 min read  
发表文章 February 2025

Will 2025 Be the Year New York Finally Regulates Noncompete Agreements?

New York Law Journal
1 min read  
最新 February 2025

In 11th Hour Move, Michigan Legislature Adopts Amended Minimum Wage and Earned Sick and Safe Time Requirements

8 min read  
Speaking Engagement Recap September 26, 2024

Transforming the Workplace

Women in Agribusiness Summit
1 min read  
News September 2024

Faegre Drinker Named a Litigation Powerhouse by BTI Consulting

1 min read  
News August 2024

Daily Journal Names Cheryl Orr a 2024 ‘Top Labor & Employment Lawyer’

2 min read  
Insights
最新 April 2025

President Signs Seven Education-Related Executive Orders Ranging From Accreditation to Workforce Development

White House Directives Will Affect Postsecondary Accreditation, Foreign Gift & Contract Reporting, Apprenticeship Opportunities, AI Education, Support for HBCUs & More
8 min read  
媒体报道 April 2025

Brooke Razor Featured in International Employment Lawyer’s ‘Tomorrow’s Leaders’ Survey

1 min read  
媒体报道 March 2025

Alex Denny Discusses HR Communication Strategies in Large-Scale Acquisitions With HR Magazine

1 min read  
最新 March 2025

Bipartisan Push for Speedier Labor Agreements: Senators Unveil the Faster Labor Contracts Act

Also: Sen. Hawley’s Pro-Worker Framework and Reintroduction of the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act
5 min read  
发表文章 February 2025

Will 2025 Be the Year New York Finally Regulates Noncompete Agreements?

New York Law Journal
1 min read  
最新 February 2025

In 11th Hour Move, Michigan Legislature Adopts Amended Minimum Wage and Earned Sick and Safe Time Requirements

8 min read  
最新 February 2025

Artificial Intelligence Briefing: Trump 2.0 Executive Orders Revoke, Overhaul Biden Administration’s Approach

9 min read  
媒体报道 January 2025

Ryan Funk Highlights Potential Changes to NLRB Under Second Trump Administration for Bloomberg Law

1 min read  
最新 January 2025

Supreme Court Decides E.M.D. Sales, Inc. v. Carrera

2 min read  
最新 January 2025

State & Local Employment Law Developments: Q4 2024

New Employee Protections and Employer Obligations in Alabama, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island
10 min read