Constangy, Brooks & Smith Welcomes Christopher Pardo to Boston Office
May 22, 2009CONTACT:
Elizabeth Neeland Fetzer
Public Relations Coordinator
404-230-6724
eneeland@constangy.com
BOSTON -- Constangy, Brooks & Smith, LLP (Constangy), a national leader in labor and employment law, welcomes attorney Christopher Pardo to its Boston operation. Constangy expanded to the Northeast with the addition of a Boston office that opened on April 16.
As an associate in the Boston office, Pardo will focus his practice on the defense of employment cases in federal and state courts, arbitration, and before administrative agencies in Constangy’s employment ligitation, wage and hour and traditional labor practice areas.
He has represented a broad range of clients in traditional labor and employment matters, including matters involving race, sex, age, and pregnancy discrimination; complex wage and hour issues; wrongful termination; trade secrets and noncompetition agreements; ERISA; and state law claims. Prior to joining Constangy, Pardo was a labor and employment litigator at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, and served as a judicial intern to Judge Angel A. Cortiñas of the Third District Court of Appeal of Florida.
Pardo, who graduated valedictorian from St. Thomas University School of Law, is a member of the American Bar Association.
About Constangy, Brooks & Smith, LLP:
Constangy, Brooks & Smith, LLP has counseled employers on labor and employment law matters, exclusively, since 1946. A “Go To” Law Firm in Corporate Counsel and Fortune Magazine, it represents Fortune 500 corporations and small companies across the country. Its attorneys are consistently rated as top lawyers in their practice areas by publications such as Chambers USA, Super Lawyers, and Top One Hundred Labor Attorneys in the United States. More than 100 lawyers partner with clients to provide cost-effective legal services and sound preventive advice to enhance the employer-employee relationship. Offices are located in Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Virginia, Missouri, Illinois, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Texas and California. For more information, visit www.constangy.com.