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• Category: Alan Kabat
  • "How (Not) To Litigate A Sexual Harassment Class Action," 19 Labor Lawyer 129 (Fall 2003).
  • Alan Kabat Named Partner
  • Alan Kabat's Commentary Published in The National Law Journal
  • Column in The National Law Journal
  • Garcetti: Nine Months Later, How Have the Federal Courts Analyzed ‘Duty Speech’ by Government Employees with First Amendment Claims?
  • Harassment in the Workplace
  • Lynne Bernabei & Alan Kabat Represent a Partner at the Ballard Spahr Law Firm
  • Lynne Bernabei, David Wachtel and Alan Kabat Have Been Listed in the 2011 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America®
  • Partners Author Piece On SEC's Dodd-Frank Regulations For The National Law Journal
  • Proving Damages in Litigating Employment Cases
  • Racial and Sexual Harassment Employment Law
  • Remedies in Employment Litigation
  • Remedies in Employment Litigation
  • Retaliation in the Workplace
  • Seven Questions for Sarbanes-Oxley Whistleblowers to Ask
  • Stock Options and Employment Discrimination Law
  • The Status of Private Practice Physicians Under Employment Discrimination and Labor Laws
  • Whistleblower Litigation: Limitations on the Employment-at-Will Doctrine
• Category: Authored Articles
  • "Court Adopts Strict Test for Harassment Liability," Legal Times, July 12, 1999
  • "How (Not) To Litigate A Sexual Harassment Class Action," 19 Labor Lawyer 129 (Fall 2003).