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• Online Archive: You can search for articles on any topic from your state, nearby states, or all 50 states.
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• Forms: Government forms and sample forms you can use in your HR practice.
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Saul C. Glazer is a partner with Axley Brynelson, LLP and focuses his practice on employment, construction, and contract law. He has extensive trial and administrative experience in both federal and state courts, and has been involved in many complex litigation disputes.

Mr. Glazer's employment practice includes representing employers before administrative agencies and state and federal courts. He counsels clients on the Americans with Disabilities Act and other state and federal disability discrimination and accommodation laws. His experience also includes cases involving hostile work environments, retaliation, OSHA regulatory compliance, wage and hour laws, arrest and criminal convictions, equal pay, employment contracts, restrictive covenants, and handbook and corporate policy reviews. Mr. Glazer is the editor of Wisconsin Employment Law Letter.

E-mail: sglazer@axley.com

Michael J. Modl is a partner at the law firm of Axley Brynelson, LLP, and chair of the Litigation Practice Group. Mr. Modl practices with the Litigation and Labor and Employment Practice Groups, and the firm's Electronic Discovery and Records Management Team.

Mr. Modl's litigation practice focuses on federal court litigation, primarily in the areas of employment, insurance defense, defense of municipalities and schools, and defense of civil rights and constitutional claims. He has represented municipalities, including counties, cities and villages, as well as municipal officials and employees in state and federal court civil rights actions. Mr. Modl has successfully defended law enforcement officers and municipalities in claims arising out of police conduct, including claims of use of excessive force, claims arising out of high speed chases and claims alleging illegal searches, seizures and arrests.

Mr. Modl has successfully represented municipalities and municipal officials in employment related claims, including claims of employment discrimination, claims of workplace harassment, First Amendment speech and association claims, and claims alleging adverse employment actions without due process of law. Mr. Modl has also represented public and private sector employers in claims alleging employment discrimination, workplace harassment and retaliation before federal, state and local agencies, including the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the Wisconsin Equal Rights Division and the Madison Equal Opportunities Commission.

Mr. Modl's litigation practice includes an active federal court practice. He has appeared in over 100 cases before federal court judges in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin. Mr. Modl has tried more than 20 cases to the federal court, including patent and trademark infringement cases, federal constitutional and civil rights cases, federal employment discrimination cases, including cases under the ADA, ADEA, and Title VII, defense of prisoner litigation, and defense of financial institutions in claims alleging discrimination in making loans.

Mr. Modl's practice also focuses on advising employers on employment and personnel matters, as well as public and private sector management labor law. He assists clients in reviewing and drafting personnel policies and employee handbooks. He provides training, seminars and legal updates to clients on developments in the law, including the area of workplace harassment prevention and investigation of complaints. He also advises clients on FMLA and ADA compliance. Mr. Modl has appeared on behalf of employers before federal, state and local agencies.

E-mail: mmodl@axley.com

Michael J. Westcott is a partner and the practice group leader of the Labor & Employment Practice Group at Axley Brynelson, LLP. Mr. Westcott represents management in all facets of labor and employment law matters. He represents private and public sector employers in union organizational drives, labor negotiations, grievance and interest arbitration hearings, and unfair labor practice hearings; regularly advises employers on worker's compensation, unemployment compensation, employee handbooks and policies and other related personnel issues, and represents employers before the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission, the NLRB, the Occupational Safety and Health Commission, the Wage and Hour Division of the United States Department of Labor, the Wage and Hour Division of the State of Wisconsin Equal Rights Division, and federal, state and local administrative agencies concerning employment discrimination matters. Mr. Westcott also advises health care employers in the labor and employment law implications of mergers and integrations.

E-mail: mwestcott@axley.com

Each month, the Wisconsin Employment Law Letter three-part subscription package delivers the practical, hands-on advice you need to manage your Wisconsin workforce safely and in compliance with Wisconsin and federal laws. That's because the newsletter's editors are Wisconsin attorneys who defend and counsel employers statewide.

Each issue also keeps you on top of U.S. Supreme Court and Wisconsin court decisions that affect your workforce, all reported with Wisconsin's local laws and policies in mind. You get all the information you need to stay in business — and out of the courtroom.

Your complete subscription package includes:

1. Wisconsin Employment Law Letter — 12 monthly issues mailed to you and also available online. Also includes periodic NewsAlerts by e-mail as needed.
   
2. Access to HRhero.com Subscribers-Only Area — You'll find a wealth of helpful information, available to subscribers only, at no additional cost:
   
   • Employment Law Letter articles from all 50 states plus D.C.;
   • Sample policies;
   • Your state's statutes and regulations affecting employers;
   • Federal statutes and regulations on employment and labor law;
   • Results from Surveys of HR professionals;
   • HR Executive Special Reports — more than 20 of our in-depth reports;
   • Hot Topics;
   • Employers Forum online commuity for HR professionals and counsel.
   
3. HR Executive Special Reports — 60-page reports covering topics that are too complex to be fully covered in your monthly newsletter. You'll periodically receive a new Special Report via e-mail, and more than 20 are available online, covering topics like FMLA, ADA, employee privacy, downsizing risks, and background checks.
    

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