Caldwell East & Finlayson’s Karen A. Monsen and Michael W. Shields will speak on Thursday, February 22, 2024, at the San Antonio Manufacturers Association’s 19th Annual Employment Law Seminar entitled “Dealing with Uncertainty: What to Expect in 2024 & Beyond.” Ms. Monsen will discuss the topic of “Managing Privacy & Upcoming ADA issues” and Mr. Shields will discuss “Artificial Intelligence: Boom or Busted.”
CEF Attorneys Monsen and Shields to Speak at Feb. 23 Employment Law Seminar
Caldwell East & Finlayson attorneys Karen A. Monsen and Michael W. Shields will speak on Thursday, February 23, 2023, at the San Antonio Manufacturers Association 18th Annual Employment Law Seminar, Post COVID Employment Law: What Does that Look Like?
Ms. Monsen will discuss the topic of “Did COVID-19 Forever Change I-9 Compliance Measures?” and Mr. Shields will discuss “Cyber Threats Coming In Through the Out Door.” Six other attorneys and human resources professionals will present throughout the day.
Webinar: Legal Issues and Threats to Businesses, Sept. 29, 2020
Document Retention in the Age of COVID-19, Sept.22, 2020
Cyber-security Essentials Webinar, March 25, 2020
Coronavirus and Employers
The CDC advised US residents to prepare for the spread of COVID-19, the coronavirus, within the United States. Prudent employers should be planning their response to the possible health crisis. There are several ways employers can prepare their employees to help manage the situation.
by Karen A. Monsen and Dawn B. Finlayson
Succession Planning for Family Owned Businesses
Proper succession planning allows the business owner to determine which option works best for the owner, the family and the business, rather than leaving it to chance and the hope that those left behind will figure it out. It involves planning for the preservation and transfer of control of an individual’s business in a manner that carries out his or her objectives. It is generally designed to insure the viability of the business from one generation to another.
My Producer Has Filed Bankruptcy — Now What?
When an oil and gas company files for bankruptcy…a primer for Texas mineral owners.
