Virtual One Hour General Credit CLE via Zoom Morning Check In: "A Review of LGBTQ Supreme Court Decisions of 2015 & 2020 with Judge Martha Craig Daughtrey, followed by What Employers and Employees Need to Know About the New Decision"

Grab a second cup of coffee and settle in for July's Morning Check In: "A Review of LGBTQ Supreme Court Decisions of 2015 & 2020 with Judge Martha Craig Daughtrey, followed by What Employers and Employees Need to Know About the New Decision with Sara Anne Quinn of Butler Snow LLP and Maria Campbell of Bone McAllester Norton PLLC.

Maria and Sara Anne will present on what employees and employers should know moving forward about discrimination for being LGBTQ under Title VII. They will discuss what, if anything, the Bostock ruling changes for employer policies and practices. They will explain immediate actions you should recommend your clients take to make sure they comply with the law. And they will examine what the remaining gray areas are following this ruling when it comes to employer policies and employment actions, and how should you counsel your clients facing those gray areas.  

Judge Martha Craig Daughtrey	Sara Anne Quinn	Maria Campbell

Judge Martha Craig Daughtrey is a Senior United States Court Circuit Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. She was an Associate Judge of the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals, Middle Division from 1975 to 1990. From 1990 until her appointment to the federal bench in 1993, Judge Daughtrey served as an Associate Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court, the first woman to serve on the court. Judge Daughtrey is a past LAW president. Judge Daughtrey continues to promote women's visibility in the legal field and encourages female lawyers to excel. LAW presents an annual award named for Judge Daughtrey, to the member who exemplifies Judge Daughtrey's support of women in the legal profession.

Sara Anne Quinn is LAW's current president. She is an Attorney at Butler Snow LLP where her practice is focused on employment litigation and counseling. She regularly counsels clients on employment law compliance issues including employment contracts, wage and hour issues, and employment policies and practices. In addition to employment litigation, for the past five years, she has served as a member of the team defending a pharmaceutical manufacturer in product liability claims involving Pradaxa®. 

Maria Campbell is an Attorney at Bone McAllester Norton PLLC, and has served on the LAW board co-chairing various committees. Maria’s practice focuses on business litigation and labor employment law representing companies and individuals. She has extensive experience in matters concerning race discrimination, gender and pregnancy discrimination, FMLA violations, retaliatory discharge, FLSA noncompetition disputes, employment discrimination and alternative dispute resolutions. Maria was one of the first to take advantage of Tennessee’s Military Spouse Licensing Law, enacted in early 2016, which grants a Tennessee law license to military spouses who are licensed in another state. 

 Program produced by Sara Ann Quinn and Melanie Gober Grand.

Register by close of business on Monday, July 6th! Log in information will be sent to attendees the morning of the program.