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May 24, 2013

Judy K. Jetelina, Counsel

  • 210.299.3520
  • judy.jetelina@bgllp.com
  • www.bgllp.com

  • Judy K. Jetelina has practiced in the area of labor and employment law for more than 20 years. She represents management in the full range of labor and employment matters, including state and federal court litigation, and proceedings before federal and state administrative agencies. Ms. Jetelina primarily focuses on motion practice with particular experience in summary judgments and Rule 12 dismissals and removals.

    Ms. Jetelina has knowledge of matters arising under federal and state discrimination laws and state employment tort laws, the Railway Labor Act, the National Labor Relations Act, § 301 preemption issues, and the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act.

    Ms. Jetelina has written a paper on the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act, which is included in the Texas Employment Law Handbook, published and updated annually by the Texas Association of Business and Chambers of Commerce. Ms. Jetelina has been a frequent speaker on labor and employment topics. In addition, Ms. Jetelina provides training on labor and employment issues to employees and supervisors.

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