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Wayne N. Outten, managing partner of Outten & Golden LLP, speaking about the firm, and the work we do.

Paul W. Mollica, employment attorney with Outten and Golden in New York and Chicago, talks with the Employment Law Channel about Ford Motor Company vs. EEOC, a case he wrote about in his law blog, involving rights of disabled individuals in the workplace.

Anthony Mazzeo, an employee for Color Resolutions International, a color dye company, suffered a back injury which restricted him in being able to do his job in sales.  He couldn't lift more than 10 pounds and had prepared himself for a surgery to correct his back pain.  After informing his employer and requesting time off for the surgery, his boss started the paperwork to fire him and two days before his scheduled surgery, he was terminated from the company.

Paul W. Mollica, an employment lawyer with Outten & Golden LLP in Chicago, Illinois, talks with the Employment Law Channel about the case Kramer vs. Wasatch County, involving sexual harassment against a sheriff's office.

Outten & Golden LLP attorney, Sally Abrahamson, discusses ruling in Fox Searchlight Pictures unpaid interns case.

Ossai Miazad, partner and co-chair of the Discrimination and Retaliation Practice Group of employment law firm Outten and Golden, New York, discusses the growing use of criminal background checks by employers in employment screenings.