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Offit Kurman Counsel Sarah Goodman to Speak at CIANJ's HR Legal & Legislative Updates Event

September 6, 2024
Offit Kurman Counsel Sarah Goodman to Speak at CIANJ's HR Legal & Legislative Updates Event

Labor and employment counsel Sarah Goodman will lend her valuable legal perspective as part of the Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey's "HR Legal & Legislative Updates” panel discussion. The in-person presentation and networking event is scheduled for Tuesday, September 10, from 9:30 to 11:30 AM EST at the CIANJ offices in Rochelle Park, NJ.

Sarah will join Kenneth Rosenberg, partner at Fox Rothschild LLP, and CIANJ President Tony Russo to break down the latest must-know HR legal and legislative developments, including:

NJ Disparate Impact Regulations: Learn about the implications of New Jersey's regulations on employment practices and strategies for compliance and workplace equity.

Non-Compete / FTC Ruling Updates: Understand the latest changes in non-compete agreements and FTC rulings, and how they impact employee mobility and business practices.

Following the panel, don’t miss an opportunity to connect with peers and industry leaders during a lively networking session. To learn more and register, click here.

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