Ed Bonett, attorney with Capozzi Adler’s Labor & Employment Practice Group, will be sharing an interactive presentation on the National Labor Relations Act and the agency that enforces the Act, the NLRB. During this presentation, Ed will cover:

• Developments in the law
• How to defend a charge
• How to defend a complaint
• What happens when you face an organizing campaign
• Settlements and remedies and how to resolve charges
• Q and A

This presentation will allow members and guests to achieve a better understanding of federal Labor Law, position their company to avoid a union or improve current union relations, and prepare themselves when faced with an NLRB charge or a union organizing campaign.

Meet the Presenter: 

Ed is an attorney with the Labor & Employment Practice Group with Capozzi Adler.  He brings a wealth of labor law experience from his 20+ years at the NLRB.  He has extensive experience in handling unfair labor practice charges from both employer and union perspectives.  Ed has participated in numerous trials and investigations of healthcare providers, construction companies, and hospitality groups.  At Capozzi Adler, P.C., Ed negotiates with unions, counsels employers on union avoidance, assists employers with avoiding unfair labor practices, and resolves issues with unions.

Ed has long demonstrated exceptional service and is well-respected by both sides of the labor bar for his fairness and practical approach. He is an exceptional trial lawyer, settlement facilitator, writer and speaker.  

Ed is a graduate of Temple University Law School and earned a Master’s degree from Villanova University and a Bachelor’s degree from Drexel University. He is a member of the Justinian Society and the St. Thomas More Society and is dedicated to furthering the legal profession. 

When not practicing law, Ed is a longtime youth baseball and basketball coach and community leader. He is also a published author of three books: Bella Vista, Light Dawns Always, and Post-Ops: Inspiration for No Fear Living.

This meeting is approved for general recertification credits.

Note: Between 7:30 - 8:00 AM there will be an overview of the Foundations Committee provided by chair, Christine Keyser and virtual networking.