HunterMaclean Presentations
HunterMaclean attorneys regularly present to their peers, industry gatherings, associations, and community groups, both in person and via webinar.
Upcoming Topic
PPP Loan Forgiveness: Updates and Q&A Panel
HunterMaclean is teaming up with Hancock Askew & Company, LLP, to present a webinar on Thursday, August 13, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on loan forgiveness for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).
Coastal Issues and Shoreline Management in the Southeast
The Seminar Group is hosting a conference in Savannah, and HunterMaclean is pleased to be involved with the two-day experience. Drew Ernst (program co-chairman), Lane Johnson, and Zach Harris will serve as presenters.
Coastal Issues and Shoreline Regulations in Georgia
HunterMaclean partner Andrew H. Ernst will help co-chair this CLE seminar by The Seminar Group on November 14 in Atlanta.
Cyber Liability & Breach Response
HunterMaclean attorney Diana J. P. McKenzie will serve as a panelist in this seminar hosted by Seacrest Partners.
The Politics of Place: People, Planning, and Possibilities – Emergent Savannah
On Monday, June 13, Harold Yellin will be part of Emergent Savannah’s ongoing series “Monday Means Community” at the Sentient Bean. Mary Landers will moderate a discussion with Harold, Tom Thomson (Executive Director of the MPC), Kevin Klinkenberg (Executive Director of the SDRA), and Ryan Madson (Professor of Architecture and Urban Design). The discussion will look at the six corridors primed for development and the role of the citizen in the process, and ask what pressures and opportunities Savannah’s built environment faces and how that relates to the overall vision for Savannah. The event starts at 7:00 pm, arrive early for a seat.
Georgia Tech-Savannah and HunterMaclean Present “OSHA Busters”
Georgia Tech-Savannah and HunterMaclean will partner to present a seminar, “OSHA Busters: A Compliance and Legal Perspective,” on June 23 at the Georgia Tech-Savannah campus. The session, led by Myrtle Turner, director of the Georgia Tech OSHA Training Institute Education Center, and HunterMaclean’s managing partner, Brad Harmon, will address the OSHA inspection process and how safety professionals can be proactive.
Georgia Tech Learning Series – Hiring, Retaining, and Engaging the Millennial Workforce
The HunterMaclean Employment Group is pleased to be a sponsor of the upcoming Georgia Tech-Savannah presentation on Hiring, Retaining, and Engaging the Millennial Workforce. Gabrielle Jackson Bosché, president and founder of the Millennial Solution and author of 5 Millennial Myths: The Handbook for Managing and Motivating Millennials, will address Georgia Tech-Savannah’s May Learning Series Thursday, May 19, about how to hire, engage and retain the next generation of leaders.
Legal Awareness in the Workplace: From Hiring to Termination — Effective Employee Management
At this Legal Awareness in the Workplace seminar, Sarah Lamar will review every major HR step to ensure employees are processed legally and treated fairly within a firm. Attendees will learn how to: follow pre-hire procedures, handle discipline issues, properly process discharging employees, and maintain a positive working environment.
Legal Awareness in the Workplace: Best Practices in the Hiring Process, Including Background Checks
Each time your firm seeks a new employee, you must follow federal requirements and determine how much background information is needed. Learn which steps are required and which are optional in the position ad, E-verify, employment history verification, school record review, criminal history check and credit history request.
Legal Awareness in the Workplace: Managing Employee Leave, Including FMLA, ADA & Workers Comp
New interpretations and decisions on the FMLA, ADA & Workers Comp laws require HR to stay constantly updated on employee-leave issues. Attorney Shawn Kachmar will teach participants when and how to apply unpaid leave, accommodate injured workers with re-assignment, approve medical leave requests, implement missed-work policies, and more.
Legal Awareness in the Workplace: Social Media – What Human Resource Professionals Should Know
The social media craze is here to stay: Facebook, Twitter, email, texting, etc. Privacy laws and federal laws such as the NLRA impact your control over staff’s social media use at work and off duty. This practical review of applicable statutes/regulations will help you choose policies for your firm.