Hinshaw Attorneys Antognoli, Burman, and Harbert Author Chapters in IICLE Handbook on Employment Termination
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Sep 15, 2022
Hinshaw partners Anthony Antognoli, Lisa Burman, and James Harbert have each authored chapters in the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education (IICLE) handbook titled Employment Termination: Procedures, Grounds, and Challenges 2022 Edition. IICLE is the premier provider of continuing legal education in Illinois. Founded in 1961, the Institute publishes a comprehensive set of handbooks designed by and for Illinois attorneys.
The handbook provides "the information employers need to establish the basis for the action, the proper procedures to carry it out, and the best-practice response to any questions that might arise." Harbert wrote the opening chapter titled, "Severance Pay Plans and Arrangements." Burman authored Chapter Seven of the handbook, "Employee Plan Issues Arising in Individual Employment Terminations." Antognoli authored Chapter Eight, "Special Employee Plan Issues Arising in Reductions in Force or the Sale of the Employer."
The guide is available for purchase on the IICLE website.
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