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Free legal updates webinar: 2020 Wrap-Up & Your Questions Answered

Free legal updates webinar: 2020 Wrap-Up & Your Questions AnsweredWhat a year it has been in the world of employment law! For our final webinar of 2020, join Lisa Stam and Hilary Page for a quick overview of important legal updates/the current lay of the land, along with an ‘open mic’ for your pressing questions.

Register today for our free SpringForward Legal Updates webinar – 2020 Wrap-Up & Your Questions Answered.  Then click here to submit your questions in advance.

Date: Wednesday, December 16, 2020
Time: 10:30 a.m. E.S.T.

SpringForward Legal Updates Webinar Series: Each month, on the 3rd Wednesday at 10:30 am EST, we do a 30-minute deep dive into key employment law issues impacting workplaces. You can find our previous webinar recordings on our YouTube channel.

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