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The latest from Lerch, Early & Brewer

Welcome: Sean Kelly
We are pleased to welcome Sean Kelly as an associate in Lerch, Early & Brewer’s Community Associations practice.

Welcome: Tiffany McClease
We’re pleased to welcome Tiffany McClease, who recently joined Lerch Early as a senior associate in our Employment/Labor practice.
News & insights
Lerch Early Announces Plans to Welcome 13 Attorneys on October 1
Respected Washington, D.C. Lawyers Will Strengthen Firm’s Regional Presence
2026 Annual Employment Law Day
Lerch Early’s Annual Employment Law Day! Join us on September 30 for a morning of timely employment law updates, practical insights, and candid discussion—followed by special guest Victoria Lipnic, former Commissioner and …
Accommodation Requests and Layoffs: Why Employers Still Face Significant Liability for Retaliation, Even After Accommodating the Employee
Many employers assume that a legitimate layoff or workforce reduction will protect them from liability. We often caution employers not to lose the war after winning the battle. In other …
