2006
The Loose Inter-Connectivity between Workers Compensation Practices and Medical Privacy Laws
ABA Section of Labor & Employment Law
Workers' Compensation Committee - Mid-Winter Meeting
Bacara Resort
Santa Barbara, CA
March 7-10, 2006
Employer Retaliation for Employee Off-Duty Activity
ABA Section of Labor & Employment Law
Employment Rights & Responsibilities Committee - Mid-Winter Meeting
Westin Resort & Spa
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
March 14-18, 2006
Roadmap to Employee Electronic Communications Privacy Law and High Tech Surveillance of Employees
23rd Annual Labor and Employment Law Conference
Law Education Institute
Snowmass, Colorado
2005
2005 Privacy Sub-committee Annual Update
American Bar Association Section of Labor and Employment Law Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities
Mid-Winter Meeting
Key Biscayne, Florida
Anti-privacy disclaimers: how courts are permitting employer notices of intrusive conditions of employment to eliminate privacy in the workplace
American Bar Association Section of Labor and Employment Law Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities
Mid-Winter Meeting
Key Biscayne, Florida
Sex with a subordinate: can he or she be fired when the going gets tough?
Annual Labor and Employment Law Conference
Law Education Institute
Snowmass, Colorado
2004
Privacy Law Update and the Fallacy of Implied Consent
National Organization of Lawyers for Educational Associations
San Diego, CA
2003
Regulating E-Communications in the Workplace: What employers, unions and employees need to know
American Bar Association - Section of Labor and Employment Law
Teleconference
Privacy Implications of Preventing Workplace Violence
Florida Bar Association
St. Augustine, Florida
Privacy in the Workplace Update
Twentieth Annual Carl A. Warns, Jr. Labor & Employment Law Institute
Louisville, Kentucky
Electronic Surveillance in the Workplace
American Bar Association Annual Meeting
San Francisco, California
Workplace Privacy Annual Update
American Bar Association Section of Labor and Employment Law Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities - Mid-Winter Meeting
San Juan Puerto Rico
Privacy in Electronic Communications at Work
Law Education Institute
Snowmass Village at Aspen, Colorado
Electronic Communications in the Workplace
Colorado Bar Association
2003 Employment Law Conference
Denver, Colorado
2002
HIPAA Preemption
Annual Employment Law Conference
Colorado Bar Association CLE
Denver, Colorado
Privacy in the Workplace Update
American Bar Association Section of Labor and Employment Law Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Medical Privacy Rights of Employees with Mental/Emotional Difficulties
National Conference on Responding to Mental Health Issues and Violence in the Workplace: Navigating the Rights and Responsibilities Created by ADA, FMLA, Workers Compensation Laws, and Other Employment Statutes, Sponsored by the American Bar Association Section of Labor and Employment law and Tort and Insurance Practice SectionAtlanta, Georgia
Loss of Workplace Privacy in the Common Law
Privacy and American Business HR Conference & Expo on Privacy and Security in the New American Workplace
Teaneck, New Jersey
Mental Health Privacy Issues in the Workplace: ADA, FMLA, Constitutions and Common Law
Colorado Bar Association Labor and Employment Law Forum Committee
Denver, Colorado
2001
Internet Privacy Issues in the Workplace
Privacy Foundation
Denver, Colorado
Taking Effective Depositions (Moderator)
American Bar Association Annual Convention
Chicago, Illinois
Drug Testing in the Workplace
Colorado Bar Association CLE
Denver, Colorado
Confidentiality Clauses in Settlement Agreements
American Bar Association
Mid-Winter Meeting of Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities Section of Labor and Employment Law
St. Petersburg, Florida
2000
Workplace Privacy Issues
National Employment Lawyers Association
Washington, D.C.
Computer Privacy in the Workplace
Law Education Institute, Inc.
Vail, Colorado
Workplace Privacy Law
Colorado Bar Association CLE
Denver, Colorado
1999
Electronic Surveillance in the Workplace
American Bar Association Telenet Conference (956 lawyers attended)
Tips of Plaintiff's Employment Practice
Minnesota Bar Association
St. Paul, Minnesota (featured as one of three "national stars" in Plaintiff's practice)
Medical Privacy in the Workplace: 1999 Update
American Bar Association
Mid-Winter Meeting of Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities Section of Labor and Employment Law
Stuart Island, Florida
1998
Significant Developments in the Areas of Common Law and Constitutional
Privacy in the Workplace
American Bar Association
Mid-Winter Meeting of Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities
Section of Labor and Employment Law
Tucson, Arizona
Medical Privacy Under the ADA
American Bar Association National Institute on the Americans with Disabilities Act
New Orleans, Louisiana
1997
Recent Developments in ADA Privacy Law and Electronic Surveillance in the Workplace
State Risk Management Association Annual Convention
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Problems with Implied Consent in Workplace Privacy Cases
American Bar Association Annual Convention
San Francisco, California
Electronic and Medical Surveillance in the Workplace
Ohio Bar Association Annual Convention
Columbus, Ohio
1996
The Intersection between Verbal Harassment Laws and Free Speech
American Bar Association Annual Convention
Orlando, Florida
Verbal Harassment in the Workplace and Free Speech
Mid-Winter Meeting, American Bar Association, Section of Labor and Employment Law, Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities
Ixtapa, Mexico
Workplace Violence: A Collaborative Approach
American Arbitration Association and the Workplace Solutions. Project of Cornell University
Newton, Massachusetts
Workplace Violence
American Industrial Hygiene Conference
Washington, D.C.
Workplace Privacy and Defamation Law
Annual Meeting National Employment Lawyers Association
San Diego, California
1995
Handling the Legal Implications Which Arise from Allegations of a Dangerous Employee
American Psychological Association, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, U.S. Office of Personnel Management, and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (U.S. Department of Labor)
Washington, D.C.
Handling the Legal Implications Which Arise from Allegations of a Dangerous Employee
Society of Professionals in Dispute Resolution
Washington, D.C.
Representing Employees Accused of Sexual Harassment and Dangerousness
American Bar Association Annual Convention
Chicago, Illinois
Employer Responses to Employee Violence: Legal Implications
Annual Pacific Coast Labor Law Conference
Seattle, Washington
Electronic Surveillance in the Workplace
National Consumers League, 1995 Centennial Countdown Conference
Denver, Colorado
Medical Privacy in the Workplace
Mid-Winter Meeting of American Bar Association, Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities, Section on Labor and Employment Law
Key West, Florida
1994
Workplace Privacy (Electronic Surveillance)
National Employment Lawyers Association
Blaine, Washington
Workplace Violence
Mid-Winter Meeting, American Bar Association Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities, Section on Labor and Employment Law
Scottsdale, Arizona
Recent Cases on Individual Privacy in the Workplace
Mid-Winter Meeting, American Bar Association Subcommittee on Privacy and Collateral Torts, Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities, Section on Labor and Employment Law
Scottsdale, Arizona
Privacy and Dignity in the Workplace
Dallas/Ft Worth Employment Lawyer's Association
Dallas, Texas
1993
Report of Subcommittee on Privacy and Collateral Torts
Mid-Winter Meeting, American Bar Association, Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities
West Palm Beach, Florida
Employer Off-Duty Surveillance and Regulation of Behavior
Mid-Winter Meeting, American Bar Association, Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities, Section of Labor and Employment Law
West Palm Beach, Florida
1992
Recent Developments in the Area of Workplace Privacy
Mid-Winter Meeting, American Bar Association Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities, Section of Labor and Employment Law
Sonoma, California
Workplace Privacy
National Lawyers Association
Vail, Colorado
Adapting the Common Law Right to Privacy to the Workplace and Recent Drug-Use Testing Cases
Colorado Trial Lawyers Association
Denver, Colorado
Recent Developments in the Areas of Privacy, Defamation and Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
Mid-Winter Meeting American Bar Association, Section on Labor and Employment Law, Committee on Employee Rights and Responsibilities
Napa, California
1991
The Meaning of Employee Privacy
Annual Meeting, National Employment Lawyers Association
Hyannis, Massachusetts
The Meaning of Employee Privacy
Annual Meeting, American Bar Association Convention, Section on Torts and Insurance Practice
Atlanta, Georgia
Adapting the Common Law Right to Privacy to the American Workplace
Oregon Law Institute
Portland, Oregon
1990
The Americans with Disabilities Act
The Legal Center for Handicapped Citizens
Denver, Colorado
Common Law Right to Privacy
Annual Meeting, National Employment Lawyer's Association
Lake Tahoe, Nevada
1989
Privacy in the Workplace
Colorado Trial Lawyers Association
Denver, Colorado
1988
Drug Testing in the Workplace
Wisconsin Bar Association
Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin
1987
Drug Testing in the Workplace
New Mexico Bar Association
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Drug Testing in the Workplace
Plaintiff's Employment Lawyers Association
Chicago, Illinois
1986
Colorado Employment Law
Colorado Bar Association
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Colorado Employment Law
Continuing Education Services, Inc.
Denver, Colorado
Drug Testing in the Workplace
Denver Bar Association Labor Law Committee
Denver, Colorado
1985
Colorado Employment Law
Professional Education Systems, Inc.
Denver, Colorado
1984
Section 1983 Litigation
