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Janet E. Hill was named as one of
Atlanta Magazine's Super Lawyers for 2005 & 2006.
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Click on image to read Janet Hill's review of Jeremy Rifkin's book,
The End of Work.
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Janet Hill accepts Certificates of Completion of Mediation Training from WJ Usery, Jr., former Secretary of US Dept. of Labor.
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In the June 2005 issue of
Lawyers Weekly USA
NELA president Janet Hill discusses the key issues of the upcoming year. In the article "NELA President Plans For Year Ahead" Hill outlines four key issues including judicial nominations and the Supreme Court, national origin discrimination claims, mandatory arbitration, and more tax relief.
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In the March 25, 2006 issue of
US News & World Report
Janet Hill, president of the National Employment Lawyers Association talks about buyout offers and severance pay.
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Janet Hill, managing partner of Hill & Beasley LLP in Athens, was recently selected as president-elect of the National Employment Lawyers Association, the only national bar organization comprising attorneys who represent employees, and which, along with its affiliated chapters, has more than 3,000 members. Hill additionally has been selected as a Fellow in the American Bar Association's College of Labor and Employment Lawyers. The college is represented by more than 660 members in 41 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and Canada. Hill is the first woman and first plaintiff's lawyer in Georgia to have been chosen for the college.
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Former NELA president Janet Hill discusses the possible effects of the recent D.C. Circuit decision that emotional distresses damages aren't taxable.
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