On Thursday, October 20th, Lauren Teukolsky spoke on a panel of labor and employment attorneys for a class at the University of Las Vegas, Nevada’s (UNLV) William S. Boyd School of Law. Ms. Teukolsky’s fellow panelists included Donald Dowling, a shareholder at Littler Mendelson in New York City, and Reuben Guttman, the founder and owner of Guttman, Buschner & Brooks in Washington D.C.

At the panel, Ms. Teukolsky discussed her path into workplace law and her current work. She also fielded questions from students about the top issues in employment law and how students should prepare themselves to join the field.
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Ms. Teukolsky has fought to protect employees’ rights for over 20 years and regularly speaks on panels on topics of employment law and litigation. To learn more about Ms. Teukolsky and her practice, click here. If you’re an employee and believe you’re being treated unlawfully, click here to get in touch with our office. 

Lauren Teukolsky has been invited to speak on the issues raised by the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision in Viking River Cruises v. Moriana on a panel at the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers (CLEL) Ninth Circuit South regional program. The panel discussion will take place Saturday, September 10th in San Diego.  Ms. Teukolsky and her co-panelist, George S. Howard, Jr. of Paul Plevin, will discuss the impact of Viking on PAGA cases, and provide practical advice for attorneys facing Viking issues.

Ms. Teukolsky has fought to protect employee’s rights for over 20 years and is a frequent speaker at conferences on topics of employment law and litigation.  She previously discussed the implications of Viking River on a panel for CELA, a statewide organization that works to protect and expand the legal rights of workers. She is also frequently cited in news publications for her commentary on developments in the field and was most recently quoted in a June Bloomberg Law article on the Supreme Court’s decision in Viking River. To learn more about Ms. Teukolsky’s experience, click here.

CLEL is a distinguished body of individuals drawing its membership from the best and brightest lawyers, academics, and scholars in the field of labor and employment Law. After a rigorous selection process, Ms. Teukolsky was elected a CLEL Fellow this past July. 

On November 12, 2021 at 4:00 p.m., Lauren Teukolsky will be speaking on a panel at the ABA’s 15th Annual Labor & Employment conference at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles. Ms. Teukolsky and her colleagues will be speaking about the important topic of rise of the remote workforce. Specifically, the panel will be addressing timekeeping, expense reimbursement, and issues raised by relocation—all subjects that have grown to be all the more relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic. Ms. Teukolsky’s co-panelists are Caryl Flannery, Joshua Young, and R. Nelson Williams.

Ms. Teukolsky is a frequent speaker at conferences on topics of employment law and litigation. Most recently, in September 2021, she spoke at the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA) Annual Conference on opposing motions to compel arbitration.

On October 7, 2021 at noon, Lauren Teukolsky will lead a discovery training for non-profit attorneys alongside litigation veterans Bob Newman and Lorraine Lopez. The training is part of the Western Center on Law and Poverty’s “Discovery Academy,” taking place over seven sessions starting tomorrow. Ms. Teukolsky and her colleagues will provide discovery tips and perspectives that are enlightening for both new and experienced litigators. The Center is anticipating over 350 participants at the training—mostly attorneys who work at non-profits in California providing legal services to indigent clients. Ms. Teukolsky is a frequent speaker at conferences and panels on topics of employment law and litigation, and most recently spoke at the Bellagio in Las Vegas as part of the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA) annual convention.