Tom Richard to speak at 2020 CalGovHR Conference
- January 21st, 2020
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RTGR Law’s Managing Partner, Thomas “Tom” Richard, will be speaking at the 2020 CalGovHR Conference & Expo being held March 11 – 13, 2020 in Sonoma, CA. Tom will update the attendees on recent cases and provide insights and strategies…
Continuing Education by RTGR Law – Live And Webinar Formats Available
- August 15th, 2019
- Tom Richard
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We look forward to presenting any of the following 1-2 hour training programs to your team. We can come to your office for a live and in-person presentation, or we can present through our live Webinar format so folks can…
We’ve Merged with Armstrong Law Firm!
- April 7th, 2019
- Tom Richard
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We are very excited to join forces with Bill Armstrong and his team at Armstrong Law Firm (ALF). Both our firms have always worked hard to bring value to our clients in the most complex and sensitive matters, especially with the evolution of multi-forum litigation involving FEHA and ADA issues generated around workplace injuries. We now have an incredible opportunity and are thrilled to announce that effective May 1, 2019, ALF is merging with RTGR Law.
Continuing Education Training by RTGR Attorneys
- June 8th, 2017
- Tom Richard
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We look forward to presenting any of the following 1-2 hour training programs to your team. Please call or e-mail your local RTGR Law Office to set up a presentation: http://rtgrlaw.com/contact/ Using the Dahl case to Win How to use…
Will SB 897 create a public safety risk?
- August 23rd, 2016
- Tom Richard
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SB 897 is a bill working its way through the legislature and many observers expect it to make its way to the Governor’s desk by August 31st. The bill would provide a second year of Labor Code section 4850 pay…
Safety Officer Benefits & Presumptions PowerPoint
- May 6th, 2015
- Tom Richard
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We are offering a PowerPoint program featuring the best strategies for managing Labor Code section 4850 pay issues and police officer/firefighter injury presumptions. Please call or e-mail us to schedule a presentation. To view or download the materials, click the “Continue Reading” tab below, then click…