Conferences, Events, & Webinars
Check our upcoming and past events listed below.
Upcoming Events
Webinars
Live on the 1st Friday of every month at noon.
Past Events
November
2023
2023 Wimberly Lawson Virtual Event
9am-12pm EST
Please join us for a live 3-hour webinar. The focus of this seminar is to assist employers and HR managers in finding and retaining good employees.
2.50 HRCI & SHRM Credit Hours
Registration Deadline: Friday, October 27th, 2023
June
2023
Associated Builders & Contractors
Conference attendees seeking CLE credit will be required to self-file. We cannot guarantee the event will be approved for CLE.
The ABC Legal Conference is a must-attend virtual conference for ABC members, including merit shop labor attorneys, construction contractors, and ABC chapter presidents and government affairs directors.
Join ABC leaders, legal and regulatory experts and government officials as they share the latest developments in labor and employment law and its impact on merit shop contractors.
November
17-18 2022
On the Frontline
Wimberly Lawson is pleased to celebrate the 41st Anniversary of our Labor & Employment Law Update Conference.
The event started as a small local seminar and has grown steadily in size and success.
Our day-and-a-half program covered a sweeping range of relevant laws, important legal decisions, and societal trends affecting labor and employment.
Approximately thirty employment law attorneys presented more than thirty-five topics that were carefully selected to address the concerns of all employers.
On the Frontline > Agenda
- Overtime Rules
- LGBTQ+, Religious Liberty, and Title VII
- Marijuana Use and Drug Testing Harassment, Discrimination and In-house Investigations Agency Enforcement Actions - EEOC, NLRB, DOJ, OSHA, etc.
- Leave Laws
- Handbooks and Policies
- Employee Hiring, Retention, and Termination
Cost: $439 per person
November
18
3 Hour Live Event
Learn about the latest labor and employment law updates affecting employers, managers, and HR professionals, presented by the attorneys of Wimberly Lawson.
9:00 am CST / 10:00 am EST
Cost: $49 per person
2.50 HRCI and SHRM credit hours were requested
Agenda
- The Pandemic and the Power of the President
- D&I Programs, Policies, and Questionnaires
- Workforce Development - Drug Testing & Marijuana Legalization
- Vaccination Policies, COVID Policies
- ADA and FMLA – Updates in the Post-COVID Workplace
- Cyber Liability - Social Media Policies
June
2021
Associated Builders & Contractors
ABC leaders, legal and regulatory experts, and government officials shared the latest developments in labor and employment law and their impact on merit shop contractors.
Target Out of Range
Annual Labor & Employment Law Conference
Join us in Knoxville each year for an informative, light-hearted, thorough, and practical journey through today’s workplace issues.
Our Annual Fall Conference is the high point of the year Wimberly Lawson. It's also a time to gather with friends and discuss important, contemporary employment issues.
Our intensive program covers important legal decisions and societal trends affecting employment. Topics are carefully selected to address the concerns of all employers and to give you an opportunity to select from a wide array of topics dealt with in detail.
Past Conference Event Overviews
2022 Annual Conference | November 17-18, 2022 | View PDF Summary | |
2021 Annual Conference | November 18, 2021 | View PDF Summary | |
40th Annual Conference | November 21-22, 2019 | View PDF Summary | |
39th Annual Conference | November 1-2, 2018 | View PDF Summary | |
38th Annual Conference | November 2-3, 2017 | View PDF Summary | |
37th Annual Conference | November 3 & 4, 2016 | View PDF Summary | |
36th Annual Conference | November 5 - 6, 2015 | View PDF Summary | |
35th Annual Conference | November 6 & 7, 2014 | View PDF Summary | |
32nd Annual Conference | November 3 & 4, 2011 | View PDF Summary | |
28th Annual Conference | November 1-2, 2007 | View PDF Summary | |
27th Annual Conference | November 9-10, 2006 | View PDF Summary | |
26th Annual Conference | October 13-14, 2005 | View PDF Summary |