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How to Win Employee Lawsuits How to Win Employee Lawsuits

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How to Win Employee Lawsuits - PPT Presentation

Before They Begin Richard R Brann Baker Botts Houston Richard A Paul Paul Plevin San Diego Jeffrey S Portnoy Cades Schutte Honolulu The 7 Habits of Successful Lawsuit Avoidance ID: 751818

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How to Win Employee Lawsuits Before They Begin

Richard R. Brann, Baker

Botts

, Houston Richard A. Paul, Paul Plevin, San Diego

Jeffrey S. Portnoy, Cades

Schutte

, Honolulu Slide2

The 7 Habits of Successful Lawsuit Avoidance Slide3

Habit 1:

Hire Carefully

Hire with care:

Most termination cases can be traced back to poor hiring decisions or practicesSlide4

Habit 2:

Set Expectations and

Measure Against Them

Set expectations:

Establish a culture of accountability; what you expect is what you getSlide5

Habit 3:

Civility

Civility:

Be hard on the problem but soft on the people. Kindness counts.Slide6

Habit 4:

Self-Assessment

Audit yourself:

Don’t wait for the plaintiff’s lawyer to do it for youSlide7

Habit 5:

Show the Hurt

Link behavior to outcomes:

Show how bad behavior hurts constituentsSlide8

Habit 6:

Eliminate Retaliation before it Starts

Embrace Dissent:

Honor whistleblowers and outliers rather than shunning them Slide9

Habit 7: Evaluate Risk and Proof Before Acting

Dress rehearsals:

Don’t open the curtain until you are sure of the play Slide10

Thank You!

How to Win Employee Lawsuits

Before They Begin

Richard R. Brann, Baker

Botts

, Houston Richard A. Paul, Paul Plevin, San Diego

Jeffrey S. Portnoy, Cades

Schutte

, Honolulu