Catherine Barbieri, a partner in the Philadelphia, PA office, is a management-side employment litigator who represents clients in the full range of employment matters including:
- Discrimination suits (ADA, ADEA, FMLA, Title VII, Section 1981)
- Wrongful termination suits
- Restrictive covenant litigation
- Sarbanes-Oxley Act discrimination complaints
- Counseling and litigation avoidance
- Regulatory compliance (ADA, ADEA, COBRA, FLSA, FMLA, HIPAA, OSHA)
- Reductions-in-force
Professional Associations
- Vice Chair – Board of Directors, Women’s Law Project
- Member, Federal Court Committee – Philadelphia Bar Association
- Member, Women in the Profession Committee – Philadelphia Bar Association
Education
- J.D. University of Pennsylvania Law School; 1996
- B.A. University of Delaware; Phi Beta Kappa; 1993
Bar Admissions
Honors and Awards
- Moderator, "FMLA Update," Council on Education in Management (November 2007)
Speaking Engagements
- Moderator, "FMLA Update," Council on Education in Management (November 2007)
- "Best Practices to Help Effectively Administer FMLA Leave in Your Organization to Avoid Costly Mistakes," Council on Education in Management (February 2006)
- "Full-Time Employees Doing Part-Time Work: Managing Intermittent Leave, Difficult Scheduling Accommodations, and Other FMLA and ADA Challenges," Council on Education in Management (September 2005)
- Moderator and Speaker, "Pennsylvania FMLA Update 2004," Council on Education in Management
- "Emerging Issues under the FMLA and ADA: Legislative Updates, Pending Court Cases, and Current and Future Trends," Council on Education in Management (September 2003)
Publications
- "But I'm Not a Doctor: Determining What Constitutes a Serious Health Condition Without Going to Medical School," Avoiding FMLA Headaches, Council on Education in Management (2005)
- "Minimizing Your Exposure to Liability for Unlawful Workplace Harassment," Employment Law Update 2005, Council on Education in Management
- "COBRA Rears Its Head Again," Patriot News (a publication of the Independence Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrators) (Spring 2004)