Founding Member Sarah J. Burger was recently selected for “the Lawyers of Distinction” in Labor Law. For more information please visit:https://www.thelawyersofdistinction.com/profile/sarah-burger/”
“This is discriminatory on its face.” Former Glens Falls assessor’s lawsuit reinstated.
The former Glens Falls city assessor who sued after she was fired in 2016 for misconduct has had her lawsuit reinstated after a state appeals court ruled in her favor on Thursday. Those prosecutions occurred after city leaders learned in 2012 that Stack had been...
Founding Member Sarah J. Burger was recently elected Second Vice President of the National Employment Lawyers Association, New York Chapter (NELA/NY).
Founding Member Sarah J. Burger was recently elected Second Vice President of the National Employment Lawyers Association, New York Chapter (NELA/NY). For more information about NELA/NY please visit https://www.nelany.com/
Burger Law Group PLLC is seeking attorneys for both its Saratoga Springs, NY and Boston, Mass offices.
Burger Law Group PLLC is looking to expand both its Saratoga Springs, NY and Boston, Mass offices. We are currently accepting applications for an Attorney and Attorney of Counsel in our Saratoga Springs office as well as Attorney of Counsel for our Boston location....
January 18, 2019 – Founding member Sarah Burger will be speaking at the New York State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting
Founding member Sarah Burger will be speaking at the New York State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting on January 18, 2019 regarding legislative and regulatory developments in New York employment law. Please follow the link for more information....
Founding Member Sarah J. Burger speaks at Albany event honoring Times Reporters for Weinstein Expose
ALBANY - In the past year, New York Times reporters Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey have received numerous awards, including the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service, for their expose on the sexual misconduct claims against entertainment mogul Harvey Weinstein. But when...
New York lags as Equal Rights Amendment on verge of ratification
Inconsistent protections for various protected classes may become relevant when a person falls into more than one protected category. That was the case for a client of employment attorney Sarah Burger, who filed a workplace discrimination lawsuit on behalf of the...