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Attorney John Fischer Served <br> As Contributing Editor To <br> Labor Law Text Book

February 3, 2015
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Strauss Troy Attorney John Fischer served as contributing editor to labor law text book, The Developing Labor Law.

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Strauss Troy Attorney John Fischer served as contributing editor to the labor law text book, The Developing Labor Law

Strauss Troy Attorney John Fischer was a contributing editor to the multi-volume Sixth Edition of The Developing Labor Law and to its just published 2014 Cumulative Supplement. The Developing Labor Law, published by Bloomberg-BNA, is the preeminent advanced text book on labor law. In addition to representing the firm’s clients full-time in management-side labor, employment, litigation and human resources matters, John serves as a regular contributing editor of three other books that are well accepted as the most authoritative on the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Family & Medical Leave Act, and OSHA law. John also writes and publishes the Strauss Troy Labor & Employment Newsletter.If you have questions concerning Labor and Employment Law, please contact John Fischer at 513.629.9455 or jwfischer@strausstroy.com.

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