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Littler Adds Fisher

Feb 4, 2021 | Professional Services, Right Moves

Right Moves with Fisher
Littler, a labor law practice representing management, has added Gregory S. Fisher as a shareholder in its Anchorage office. Fisher was previously a partner at Davis Wright Tremaine. Fisher defends companies in complex litigation involving a wide range of labor and employment matters before federal, state and appellate courts, as well as administrative agencies. He represents employers on matters including trade secrets, unfair competition, wage and hour compliance, Occupational Safety and Health Administration violations, discrimination claims, and issues related to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act. He also represents clients in arbitration proceedings. In addition to his litigation practice, Fisher counsels on compliance with regulations impacting the workplace and provides guidance on developing workplace policies and compliance programs. He also provides workplace trainings required by federal and state agencies, including the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Alaska State Commission for Human Rights. Fisher receiver his juris doctorate from the University of Washington School of Law and his bachelor’s from State University of New York at Binghamton, Harpur College.
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