Scot A. Hinshaw
Associate
T: +1 (312) 609 7527
F: +1 (312) 609 5005
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Scot A. Hinshaw joined Vedder Price as a senior Associate of the firm’s Labor and Employment practice.
Mr. Hinshaw’s experience focuses on litigation and advice matters, wage and hour, non-compete and other employment-based statutes. His experience includes defending employers in race, sex, age, disability and national origin discrimination cases in both US state and federal courts as both lead and co-counsel. Mr. Hinshaw also advises clients on compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, the National Labor Relations Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act. He has extensive experience in advising businesses concerning non-compete and trade secret issues, drafting and revising employee handbooks and policies along with representing unionized employers in all aspects of the collective bargaining relationship.
Mr. Hinshaw has presented on various employment issues, including the following recent speeches: Illinois Association of School Personnel Administrators, Ins and Outs of Discrimination Charges (January 2012); Community Bankers Association of Illinois, Hot Topics in Employment Law (November 2010); Bureau of National Affairs Webinar, What You Need to Know: A Labor and Employment Legislative Update (February 2010); Maryland Association of Affirmative Action Officers, The New Amendments and ADA Compliance (September 2009); and Army-Navy Country Club, Downsizing in a Tough Economy (November 2008).
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- J.D., Georgetown University Law Center, 1999
- B.A. (Government and Politics), University of Maryland, 1996
Maryland, 1999
District of Columbia, 2000
Illinois, 2011
US District Court, District of Maryland, 2000
US District Court, District of Columbia, 2000
US District Court, Eastern District of Michigan, 2006
US District Court, Western District of Michigan, 2008
US Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit, 2003
US Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit, 2007
US Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit, 2009
- US Supreme Court, 2009
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