To Our Clients And Friends,
As we celebrate this Thanksgiving season, we want to give special thanks to our clients and friends for your support during our ten years of service.
Press & Dozier, LLC congratulates Daniel P. Dozier on being inducted into the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals (NADN).
On May 15, 2014, Jamie Hamelburg will be on a panel of speakers addressing "Business 2.0: Now You Have a Successful Business-What's Next?"
On May 15, Jamie Hamelburg participated in a panel discussion at the Women Business Owners of Montgomery County.
We are delighted that our client, Bub & Pop's, a DC sandwich shop near Dupont Circle, received a rave review on March 26 in The Washington Post’s Weekend Section. The entire review from Tim Carman can be found here.
Mediation Demonstrations - Fish-Bowl Style
The MSBA ADR Section invites you to an informative program covering some of the more common ethical issues and troublesome situations (early impasse, bad behavior, confidentiality, etc.) that can arise in anyone's mediation sessions. Rather than presenting this information in a standard lecture-style format, the issues and situations will be demonstrated through several role plays and mediated by experienced mediators John Bickerman, Dan Dozier, Ellen Kandell, Joyce Mitchell, and Steve Shapiro.
While the Golden Globes may not have honored the genius of Stephen Spielberg's direction of the movie Lincoln, I hope and believe the Oscar voters will. As anyone who has a feel for history will, I think, agree, Lincoln is a uniquely moving portrait of Abraham Lincoln and the late part of the Civil War.
Much of Spielberg's movie is based on Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln, the wonderfully researched and written book by Doris Kearns Goodwin.
Even though sick leave is a customary benefit, no law requires Maryland businesses to offer sick leave -- paid or unpaid--to their employees. However, employers that do in fact offer paid sick leave (or any other form of paid leave) have certain obligations under Maryland law. [We intend to address the law in Virginia and Washington, D.C. in a forthcoming blog.]
Since Maryland is an "employment at will" state, many employers think they can terminate employees at any time and for any reason at all. While this is true generally, there are two important exceptions.
For more information on this event, go to http://www.wkchamber.org/subpages/activities.html.
