About Robert

Robert W. Cameron focuses his practice on representing management in all aspects of labor and employment law. In his traditional labor practice, he has handled unfair labor practice and representation proceedings before the National Labor Relations Board and various state labor relations boards. He has represented numerous employers in: Collective bargaining Grievance arbitrations Union election campaigns Plant closings Relocations Reductions-in-force Strike injunctions In his employment law practice, Bob has successfully tried cases to verdict that have involved all of the federal discrimination laws, including claims arising under: Title VII The Americans with Disabilities Act The Age Discrimination in Employment Act The Fair Labor Standards Act The Family and Medical Leave Act The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Various state fair employment laws He has also handled cases involving unfair competition proceedings, employee benefits litigation, and claims for wrongful discharge and defamation arising in the employment context. He regularly practices in federal and state courts, including appellate courts, and before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and state administrative agencies. Bob has lectured extensively on labor and employment issues, including: Implementing lawful reductions-in-force Investigating harassment claims Maintaining union-free status Hiring and firing employees within the bounds of the law Bob frequently represents employers in the following industries: Healthcare Manufacturing High tech Telecommunications Travel Retail Pharmaceutical Transportation Building/property management services Energy Bob is a member of the firm's Shareholder Compensation Committee. While in law school, he was editorial assistant for the published proceedings of the Eastern Mineral Law Institute.

Practice Areas

Education

• Princeton University, AB
• University of Pittsburgh, J.D.

Bar Admissions

• Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Bar Association

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