May 25, 2012
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  • www.steptoe-johnson.com

  • Steptoe & Johnson is a business-focused firm with particular strengths in energy, labor, employment, and litigation. For nearly a century, Steptoe & Johnson has demonstrated its commitment to quality, devoting personal attention, experience, skill, and resources to client-focused service.

Contributing authors from Steptoe & Johnson PLLC:

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Mario R. Bordogna
Mario Bordogna represents clients in all aspects of labor and employment law in state and federal courts. Mr. Bordogna concentrates his practice in the areas of employment litigation,...
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Vanessa L. Goddard
Vanessa Goddard’s primary focus is in the area of labor and employment law. She has been involved in representing clients in various employment cases, including sexual...
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Sarah L. Hinkle
Sarah Hinkle focuses her practice in the areas of labor and employment law.
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Thomas S. Kleeh
Tom Kleeh concentrates his practice in labor and employment law. Mr. Kleeh has experience defending employers in protected class litigation and claims in discrimination claims...
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John R. Merinar, Jr.
Jack Merinar’s practice combines employer counseling, traditional labor law matters, and employment litigation. Mr. Merinar also defends ski areas in personal injury civil actions....

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