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3 August 2022

We Understand The Challenges Of Managing A U.S. Workforce

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Masuda, Funai, Eifert & Mitchell, Ltd.

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Since its founding in 1929, Masuda Funai has focused its practice on successfully representing international and domestic companies entering, operating and expanding in the United States. With offices in Chicago, Schaumburg and Los Angeles, the firm assists clients in every aspect of business, including establishing, acquiring, financing and selling operations and facilities; transferring overseas employees to the U.S.
Masuda Funai's Employment, Labor & Benefits group offers the full range of employment counseling, investigations, negotiations and litigation services on behalf of management.
United States Employment and HR
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Masuda Funai's Employment, Labor & Benefits group offers the full range of employment counseling, investigations, negotiations and litigation services on behalf of management. In addition to representing domestic companies, our firm is known for advising foreign-owned companies wanting to establish a legal entity in the United States and those doing business in the U.S. We help our clients navigate the myriad of U.S. employment, labor and benefit laws which can present a formidable challenge to even the most sophisticated global company. Our attorneys understand the unique questions, problems and concerns both domestic and foreign companies have when attracting, retaining and managing their workforce as well as in defending their rights in the face of disputes and litigation.

The firm's wide-ranging and in-depth experience covers employment, union and benefit law issues from human resource counseling, wage payment, and mergers and acquisitions, to risk management and working with management to find solutions to difficult problems. We guide our clients through every phase of the employment relationship, beginning with advice and assistance on recruitment and hiring. We assist our clients in drafting employment agreements, employee handbooks and policies as well as conducting training programs for employees and supervisors in such areas as the prevention of sexual harassment, union avoidance and wrongful termination. Given today's economic climate, we work diligently with management to audit and implement agreements, policies and procedures to protect a company's intellectual property and their near-permanent business and customer relationships.

As employers face an ever increasing number of employment-based agency claims and lawsuits, we continue to deliver a focused and aggressive approach to problem-solving as demonstrated by our track record of resolving legal actions for clients throughout the U.S. We have handled and resolved complex litigation pertaining to discrimination, harassment, wage and hour, wrongful termination, employee privacy, breach of restrictive covenants, and the defense of OSHA citations, union campaigns and unfair labor practices. We prosecute and defend unfair competition claims including the misappropriation of trade secrets, employee raiding and customer solicitation. We vigorously advocate our client's position in administrative hearings before state and federal agencies, in mediation and arbitration, and in state and federal lower and appellate courts.

We know, from decades of serving as U.S. employment, labor and benefits legal counsel to our clients, that workforce conflict and "people problems" are never fully addressed with a one-size-fits-all approach. Whether a challenge involves discrete negotiation, litigation, arbitration, strategic planning, M&A due diligence, a reduction in force, or the day-to-day advice businesses need to succeed, our goal is to ensure that each client understands its options so that an informed decision can be made. We design cost effective human resource solutions that achieve "bigger picture" business objectives grounded in sound legal theory.

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ARTICLE
3 August 2022

We Understand The Challenges Of Managing A U.S. Workforce

United States Employment and HR

Contributor

Masuda, Funai, Eifert & Mitchell, Ltd. logo
Since its founding in 1929, Masuda Funai has focused its practice on successfully representing international and domestic companies entering, operating and expanding in the United States. With offices in Chicago, Schaumburg and Los Angeles, the firm assists clients in every aspect of business, including establishing, acquiring, financing and selling operations and facilities; transferring overseas employees to the U.S.
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