Jeff Champ

Jeff represents employers in labor and employment matters including defending against claims of harassment, discrimination, and wrongful termination, as well representation in unionization campaigns and charges of unfair labor practices.

Given Jeff’s experience as a labor & employment litigator, he appreciates the unique challenges employers face today and the solutions they need to keep serving their customers, clients, and the public. That’s why Jeff places an emphasis on finding practical solutions to his clients’ needs—whether inside the courtroom, on the phone to answer the latest complex issue, or through providing targeted training and counseling to key employees and managers.

Jeff has a particular interest in how technology impacts the increasingly expansive regulatory framework employers must navigate in the work-from-home era, including the challenges of a decentralized and dispersed workforce. He uses his experience representing management before administrative labor boards and state and federal courts to advise his clients on the most effective solutions to tackle both their familiar and not-so-straightforward legal questions.

Prior to joining Constangy, Jeff clerked for the Honorable Allen C. Winsor, who now serves on the Federal District Court for the Northern District of Florida, and worked as an associate for a labor & employment boutique firm based in Florida.

• American Bar Association, Labor and Employment Law Section

Originally from Greenville, South Carolina, Jeff now calls Austin, Texas home. Outside the office, you could find him attending an Austin FC home game, visiting a local winery or brewery, or enjoying the outdoors with his wife Valerie.

• “The Work-From-Home Revolution and Employers’ Ability to Control Employee Use of Digital Communications to Discuss Terms and Conditions of Employment,” The Check Off, The Florida Bar Labor and Employment Section, Vol. LX, No. 2, January 2021