Stop Bullying and Harassment: When and How to Take Action in Your Life and for Others

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Stop Bullying and Harassment: When and How to Take Action in Your Life and for Others

Program originally presented Tuesday, November 15, 2022

This important and practical CLE program will provide attendees with tools and information regarding when and how to address bullying and harassment in the workplace, their own lives and for others.  Panelists will examine the following:

• The importance of Professional Rule of Responsibility 8.4(g) and its path from inception through becoming a Rule, the dual Greenberg challenges, and the current amici briefs
• The intersection between bullying, harassment and employment law and when the EEOC needs to be involved
• An analysis of what constitutes defamation and possible remedies
• How to address bullying and harassment in schools and when legal action can be taken
• How and why combatting bias and supporting allyship and inclusion makes a difference

Attend this program to hear guidance regarding how you can combat bullying and harassment, including if and when legal action can be taken.

Moderator:
Kristine L. Calalang, Esq. (she/her/hers) 
The Law Office of Kristine L. Calalang
Chair, Board of Governors, Philadelphia Bar Association
Co-Chair, Solo, Small Firm Management Committee, Philadelphia Bar Association
Board Member, APABA-PA

Panelists:
Amy Feinman, Esq.
Anti-Defamation League
NE Civil Rights Area Counsel

Andrew Lacy, Jr., Esq.
Managing Attorney/Owner
The Lacy Employment Law Firm

Maria Vetter
Education Consultant and Advocate
Raffaele & Associates LLC

Deborah Winokur, Esq.
Counsel, Risk Management, Ethics, and Professional Responsibility
Cozen O’Connor

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