Gene Webb

Background

About Gene Webb

Gene is a retired veteran labor and employment lawyer with experience in these practice areas dating from 1975 when he worked on the defense of a class action race discrimination case that ultimately reached the United States Supreme Court. He has consistently represented employers in union avoidance, defense of union organizing campaigns in a variety of industries, including brewing, candy manufacturing, textile, printing and corrugated box manufacturing, as examples, and in negotiating collective bargaining agreements. He advises employers on day-to-day issues relating to their incumbent unions, including grievance and arbitration matters. Gene is also a veteran litigator in all types of labor and employment disputes in federal and state courts, and in federal and state agencies, including the NLRB, DOL, OFCCP and EEOC, to name a few. He regularly advises employers in connection with strategies for managing the employment relationship and the termination of those relationships. He helps employers protect competitive advantage, their proprietary information and trade secrets. Gene retired from the practice of law on December 31, 2014. Specialties: Labor and employment law