Feb 2, 2017
Boznos Law Firm Has Announced That William Boznos Will Present At The Mega Meeting of the DuPage County Bar Association

NAPERVILLE, Ill., USA - February 2, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Attorney Bill Boznos has been asked to speak as part of a panel discussion at the DuPage County Bar Association “Mega Meeting” in Lisle, about upcoming legislation in the Trump administration and its likely effects on restrictive covenants under both Federal and Illinois law. In addition, he will be addressing groundbreaking State of Illinois legislation, effective January 1, 2017, known as “The Freedom to Work Act” directs the use of restrictive covenants for individuals making less than a certain wage. Finally, Mr. Boznos will be guiding employers on the new EEO Reporting Requirements to ensure pay equity. This is a timely presentation and the meeting should be quite well attended.
DCBA’s Annual Education Day “Mega Meeting" is a day and a half event in January, which features up to 5 hours of MCLE and 3.5 PRMCLE credits and the opportunity to host local exhibitors. Attendees can connect with various areas of legal practice with expert, engaged presenters and network with colleagues. According to Attorney Boznos, “This is a first of its kind law in the U.S. It is important to address the ongoing changes in employment law as the States and Federal governments react to the most recent elections. We will also explore issues implicit in EEOC pay practices for larger employers. Rules and regulations are changing daily, and it is important to be proactive in keeping up with the salient Employment Law issues.”
Attorney Boznos has critical, in-depth knowledge and 30 years of experience helping companies protect their interests, minimizing costly litigation. Attorney Boznos shares, “A poorly managed employment relationship can be extremely costly in terms of both productivity and liability.” He has helped many clients navigate the employment landscape with its complex laws and regulations. His practice is adept in cases involving discrimination, wage and hour issues, wrongful termination, exit strategies and severance arrangements, trade secrets, restrictive covenants and unemployment compensation. He updates pertinent information on a daily basis to best protect his clients.
As detailed on his site, http://www.boznoslawoffice.com, labor and employment law are Attorney Boznos’ passion. He has served as in-house counsel for several fortune 500 companies and spent many years as VP of Human Resources for several large companies, including Harrah’s Joliet Casino. He practiced law for 14 years with a law firm in Park Ridge and most recently has begun Boznos Law, PC located in Naperville. Boznos is considered a seasoned-focusing on three broad legal areas: business law (including planning for business succession), employment law, and estate planning.
The DCBA Mega Meeting is designed for attorneys to provide general legal knowledge and training, and qualifies for CLE credit for continuing legal education requirements. For more details about the mega meeting and continuing education credit, visit the DuPage County Bar Association’s website, http://www.dcba.org.
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Name: William Boznos
Organization: Boznos Law
Address: 1872 River Ridge Circle Naperville, IL 60565
Phone: (630) 375-1958
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