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Attorneys
at Manier & Herod are frequent authors and speakers in the areas of
employment and labor law, fidelity law, surety law, taxation, and workers
compensation.
Members of this firm also provide seminars to their clients on
various topics of expertise.
In the past year, members of the firm have spoken or given
presentations to the following organizations:
Fundamentals
of Workers' Compensation in Tennessee in
Nashville, Tennessee, January 2003
United Road Services Regional Meeting (Sexual Harassment Update)
Lorman Educational Services (Tennessee Sales and Use Tax)
Tennessee Public Transportation Association Annual Conference (Employment
Law
Update)
National Business Institute (Collecting a Judgment in Tennessee)
Updating the Accountant-Lipscomb University (Managing Your Workforce)
Professional Educational Systems, Inc. (Tennessee Workers Compensation Law)
Associated Builders & Contractors (Workers’ Compensation Legislation)
Wilson County Human Resources Association (Recent Developments in Workers’
Compensation Law)
Brentwood Services Corporation (5th Edition of the AMA
Guidelines)
Counsel on Education Management (Ergonomics and Safety)
Nashville Bar Association (Negotiating Your Cases from the Bookshelf to the
Basement)
National Association of Independent Sureties (Seven Myths About Equitable
Subrogation)
Tennessee Bankers Association Trust Conference (Federal Tax Law Changes and
Impact on Tennessee Estates)
National Bond Claims Association (Proper Parties to a Surety Indemnity
Agreement)
Southern
Surety and Fidelity Claims Conference (Fidelity Law Update)
Tennessee Society of CPA's (Continuity Planning)
International Association of Defense Counsel (The Investigation and Handling
of Large
Surety Claims)
AICPA National Construction
Industry Conference (Continuity Planning
for a Construction
Business)
In
addition to the above, Manier & Herod attorneys have spoken to numerous
professional organizations and client groups on issues relating to Fidelity
Law, Surety Law, Taxation, Business Organization, Estate Planning, Workers
Compensation, Employment Law, Civil Litigation, and other matters related to
the firm’s various practice areas.
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