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Bruce J. Sarchet(Shareholder)Littler Mendelson, P.C. Lawyer Profile Emphasis AREAS OF PRACTICE Mr. Sarchet is the Managing Shareholder of the Sacramento Office of Littler Mendelson, and also maintains an office in the firm's office in Stockton, California. Mr. Sarchet has earned a well deserved reputation as a hands on problem solver, providing consultation to private and public employers before any litigation is filed. On a daily basis, Mr. Sarchet provides advice to employers in dealing with their most difficult and problematic employees. This advice typically involves interpretation and application of a broad spectrum of labor and employment laws, including employment discrimination laws, the right of employee privacy, family and medical leave laws, wage and hour regulations, and so on. Mr. Sarchet is committed to crafting practical, real world solutions to problems, recognizing and balancing business realities and necessities with the need to minimize exposure to litigation. Once litigation is filed, Mr. Sarchet provides representation in state and federal court and before a multitude of administrative agencies charged with enforcing various employment laws. On numerous occasions, Mr. Sarchet has been called on to serve as the employer's chief spokesperson in collective bargaining negotiations. Mr. Sarchet also provides advice and representation in all other areas of traditional labor law, including union organizing campaigns and arbitrations. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Mr. Sarchet has a reputation as an animated, effective and entertaining public speaker on labor and employment law topics. Mr. Sarchet regularly makes presentations to local professional organizations, and has also presented numerous in house training sessions and workshops to management teams at private and public employers. Education College: University of California at Riverside, B.A., 1979Law School: Hastings College of the Law, University of California, J.D., 1985 Bar Admission 1985, California Practice Areas |
Upcoming Seminars The 2008 Employment Law & Leadership Conference - Presented by Littler Mendelson and CM Resources.
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September 23, 2008 San Jose Total Wage and Hour Compliance: An Initiative to End the Wage and Hour Class Action Wars
October 2, 2008 Sacramento The 2008 Employment Law & Leadership Conference - Presented by Littler Mendelson and CM Resources
October 7, 2008 Atlanta The 2008 Pennsylvania Employer
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October 30, 2008 Chicago The 2008 Midwest Employer
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