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Glenn A. Gordon, Elisabeth K. Hall, Zachary Schultz and Megan J. McGinnis | Miles & Stockbridge

Glenn A. Gordon, Elisabeth K. Hall, Zachary Schultz and Megan J. McGinnis | Miles & Stockbridge

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Glenn A. Gordon, Elisabeth K. Hall, Zachary Schultz and Megan J. McGinnis were elected a principal with Miles & Stockbridge.

Gordon represents clients in various types of litigation and arbitration, investigations and regulatory proceedings. Gordon litigates tort and insurance-related actions, consumer class actions and private and commercial contract disputes in state and federal court proceedings across the country as well as in international arbitration. He also counsels clients in connection with governmental investigations and regulatory proceedings, including several matters before the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Additionally, Gordon helps clients draft company policies and procedures and contractual agreements relating to indemnity and insurance coverage issues.

Hall advises and represents businesses in all aspects of labor and employment law. She litigates labor and employment disputes in state and federal courts and administrative forums throughout the country, including cases involving wage and hour issues, alleged discrimination and harassment and claims related to family medical leave and failure to provide reasonable accommodation. Hall counsels employers locally and nationally on a variety of day-to-day employment law matters such as avoidance and investigation of claims of harassment, discrimination and retaliation, Family Medical Leave and Americans with Disabilities Act issues, Fair Labor Standards Act and other wage payment claims, non-competition and severance agreements and issues related to the hiring and firing of employees.

Schultz has a diverse general corporate practice, with a majority of his practice focusing on representing companies in connection with middle market mergers and acquisitions (both buyers and sellers). Schultz also regularly counsels clients on a host of important matters that arise during the business lifecycle, including shareholder and operating agreements, formation and structural issues, restructurings, equity incentive plans, reorganizations and equity and debt financings, as well as corporate governance matters. He serves a wide array of clients at every phase of the business lifecycle and across myriad industries, with a particular emphasis on government contractors and manufacturing clients.

McGinnis has a broad complex commercial litigation practice, working on cases related to disputes over corporate governance and management, advertising, real estate and intellectual property. McGinnis has represented businesses and individuals in federal and state courts involving misappropriation of trade secrets, unfair competition, fraud, corporate and partnership breakups, breach of fiduciary duty, commercial contract disputes and other business torts.