May 25, 2012

Amy L. Bess, Shareholder

  • 202-312-3361
  • abess@vedderprice.com
  • www.vedderprice.com

  • Amy L. Bess is a shareholder in the Washington, D.C. office of Vedder Price P.C. and a member of the firm’s Labor and Employment Practice Area.  Her employment litigation experience includes the representation of employers before state and federal courts and administrative agencies, defending against claims of race, sex, disability and age discrimination, sexual harassment, whistleblowing, restrictive covenant disputes, wrongful termination and wage and hour violations.  She regularly counsels clients in all of these areas, drafts and negotiates employment and severance agreements, conducts on-site workplace investigations, presents training seminars and speaks to employer groups on avoiding workplace problems.

    Ms. Bess has first-chair bench trial, jury trial and arbitration experience and is regularly involved in mediations.  She also is experienced in the defense of complex class action litigation, including pattern or practice litigation brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

  • Vedder Price

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