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Brian
J. Clark
BRIAN
J. CLARK (Martindale-Hubbell Profile)
Partner
New York
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P:
(212) 687-7410
F:
(212) 687-3285
BRIAN J. CLARK has been practicing labor & employment law
at Clifton Budd & DeMaria since he came to the firm in 1985
from the Office of the Solicitor of Labor, U.S. Department
of Labor, in Washington, D.C.
Mr.
Clark has been a partner with the firm for over ten years.
Mr. Clark frequently represents clients in state and federal
courts in a variety of labor, employment discrimination, wrongful
discharge, ERISA and non-competition litigation. He also possesses
a strong background in administrative proceedings before the
National Labor Relations Board, the NYS Public Employment
Relations Board, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission,
the U.S. Department of Labor, and various state and local
government agencies. Well versed in the field of collective
bargaining, he serves as chief labor negotiator for a number
of clients in both the private and public sector. He has extensive
arbitration experience. Mr. Clark also counsels clients on
the prevention and resolution of workplace disputes, and their
compliance with the numerous laws governing the field of labor
and employment.
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BAR ADMISSIONS
New York, 1986; U.S. District Courts: Southern and Eastern
Districts of New York, 1987; U.S. Courts of Appeals: Third
Circuit, 1992; Tenth Circuit, 2000.
EDUCATION
Fordham University, J.D., 1984; Manhattan College, B.A., cum
laude, 1980; Aberdeen University, Scotland.
PROFESSIONAL
AND PRIVATE AFFILIATIONS
American, New York State, New York City (Labor & Employment
Law, Litigation Sections) Bar Associations. Fordham Law School
Alumni Association. The Society of the Friendly Sons of Saint
Patrick in the City of New York. The Society of the Friendly
Sons of Saint Patrick in the County of Westchester. New York
Athletic Club.
PUBLISHED
WORKS
"The Practical Labor Lawyer: ERISA's Application to Fringe
Benefits Other Than Pension Plans," EMPLOYEE RELATIONS LAW
JOURNAL, 1986. "United States Labor Practices in South Africa:
Will a Mandatory Fair Employment Code Succeed Where the Sullivan
Principles Have Failed?" FORDHAM INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL,
1984.
PRO
BONO ACTIVITIES
Board Member: CJ Foundation for SIDS - nonprofit foundation
devoted to raising funds for research of sudden infant death
syndrome and providing counseling services; Trustee: Mount
St. Michael Academy, Bronx, N.Y.; General Counsel & Secretary:
Sammon-BUILD Center HDFC - not-for-profit organization engaged
in providing transitional housing to the homeless in the Bronx.
NEW
YORK OFFICE:
Clifton Budd & DeMaria, LLP
420
Lexington Avenue, Suite 420
New York, New York 10170-0089
P:
(212) 687-7410
F: (212) 687-3285
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