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CLE: “The New Employment Law Frontier for Wage Claims in Virginia”; Presenter: Jim Theuer, Theuer Law, and Deborah Yeng Collins, Yeng Collins Law, PLLC, - 2 CLE Credits

  • Monday, October 04, 2021
  • 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
  • City of Norfolk Courthouse First Floor Training Room / Zoom Webinar
  • 33 registrants

Registration

  • Non-NPBA members may register here for attendance via Zoom.

    In-person attendance is only available to NPBA Members due to limited space.
  • NPBA Members, please register here to attend on Zoom.

Registration is required. Registration will close at 10am on the day of the CLE. 

Presenter: 

  • Jim Theuer, James R. Theuer Law, PLLC
  • Deborah Yeng Collins, Yeng Collins Law, PLLC

Presentation Highlights:

  1. Virginia Wage and Overtime Law 2021
    1. The Virginia Overtime Pay Act
    2. The Virginia Wage Payment Act
  2. Fair Labor Standards Act Applicability to Virginia Wage Claims
    1. Key Differences Between FLSA and Virginia Law
    2. Collective Actions In Virginia For Wage Claims
  3. Fair Labor Standards Act Changes in 2021
    1. Joint Employer
    2. Independent Contractors
    3. Tip Credit/Tip Pools
    4. Minimum Wages for Federal Contractors

Additional Details:

  • Please be prepared to follow any current health and safety mandates in effect in the courthouse at the time of the event.

  • Due to the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19, events may be canceled, postponed, or transitioned to virtual programs.

  • All registrants (both in-person and Zoom) will receive a Zoom link and materials in advance of the CLE by email so that attendees can easily change from in-person to remote attendance if needed.

  • If you register for in-person attendance, but are later unable to attend in person, please contact NPBA staff so that an in-person attendance seat can be opened up.

  • Please contact bar association staff at 757 622-3152 or contact@norfolkandportsmouthbar.org if you have any questions.

*This program has been approved by the Virginia Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Board for 2 hours of credit.