McNees Wallace & Nurick attorney Schaun Henry participated as a panelist at the PA Chamber Annual Human Resources Conference on March 13, 2025, at the Sheraton Harrisburg Hershey Hotel. Schaun joined industry leaders in the Workforce Panel: Strategies for Expanding and Diversifying the Talent Pool, discussing best practices for fostering a more inclusive and skilled workforce.
McNees announces that 46 of the firm’s attorneys have been recognized in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. Among those honored, seven attorneys have been named “Lawyer of the Year” in their respective practices and regions, the highest distinction the publication offers. In addition, 41 attorneys were named to The Best Lawyers […]
What are the collective bargaining obligations of an employer that purchases an ongoing business whose employees are currently represented by a labor organization? Under well-established NLRB case law, assuming that the new employer continues to operate a similar business and a majority of the employees hired by the new employer to operate the business are […]
This summer, several law students joined attorneys and professionals at the firm to gain a hands-on experience in the life and practice of an attorney. These students spent their summer in three of the firm’s offices, working alongside attorneys in practices including corporate and tax, estate planning, labor and employment, and litigation. With them, the […]
Labor and employment attorney Anne Zerbe has been named in the Central Penn Business Journal’s inaugural CPBJ300 list, honoring professionals shaping the Capital region’s business community. The list includes individuals from government, education, healthcare, law, and business driving innovation, creating jobs, and uplifting the Central Pennsylvania region. Anne assists governments, non-profits, and private employers with […]
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