I know what you’re thinking. The work week is over and I have 24 to 48 hours before Monday morning rolls around. That is a long time to be away from labor and employment law. Why not watch a movie with labor and employment law themes to keep you sharp. You can’t think of any such movies you say? I’m here to help.
Periodically, I will post reviews of the surprising number of movies out on DVD that have labor and employment law themes. As is customary in movie reviews, I will try to let you know what the movie is about without revealing too many “spoilers.” I will rate the movies in two categories:
- Labor law content: how prominent is labor and employment law to the overall plot of the movie.
* * * * * (The movie is about labor law and nothing else) to * (I think it mentioned labor law at least once). - Legal accuracy: how accurate the movie is from a labor and employment law standpoint.
* * * * * (Completely accurate) to * (Labor lawyers in car chases, i.e. not accurate).
If you have any particular movies you would like to see reviewed, drop me an e-mail and I will try to comply, time and DVD availability permitting.
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Mark Chumley has experience representing clients in all aspects of labor and employment law. He has handled numerous cases before state and federal courts and state and federal civil rights agencies, including claims involving ...
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