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Joseph Richardson

Partner at Willig, Williams & Davidson
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Joseph Richardson concentrates on traditional labor law, advising union clients on strategy and counseling them on all aspects of collective bargaining and employee representation.

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  • "Applying Wright Line to all of those circumstances gives a board that is not inclined to assist workers an opportunity [to dismiss a claim] by adding that additional step,"

  • “The board is really fulfilling the mandate when it thinks broadly about implementing complete remedies to the unfair labor practices that it finds."

  • "In this age of emergent AI and the attendant disruption of workplace
    norms across all sectors, the work preservation doctrine has never
    been more important," Richardson said in a statement. "This decision
    reaffirms the continuing validity of this important right held by
    unionized workers."

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  • I Am The Law Episode 93: Labor Relations: Before, During, and After Collective Bargaining Through Unions

    Joe Richardson is a labor law lawyer with union clients, a seemingly significant pivot from his military service and defense contracting after college. He discusses his motivations for leaving the defense sector and how his upbringing influences his current work in labor relations. Joe shares insights into the intricacies of union representation and union dynamics, collective bargaining, contract negotiations, and the day-to-day challenges and rewards of advocating for workers' rights. Joe is a graduate of American University Washington College of Law.

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  • Joseph Richardson Discusses NLRB Protections for Workers’ Protests | Willig, Williams & Davidson

    In 2023, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) restored protections for workers that shield them from punishment for outbursts during protests. The board recently applied these protections to a dispute between Intertape Polymer Corp. and two workers who were suspended for a heated discussion about safety issues. The workers’ claims against Intertape initially were dismissed...

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  • 5th Circ. Ruling Won't Sink NLRB Remedies Expansion - Law360 Employment Authority

    The Fifth Circuit's rebuke of the National Labor Relations Board in an appeal involving software company Thryv Inc. will not affect the board's use of the new remedies it announced in the case, experts said, though it could signal trouble if a future challenge to the remedies comes to the appeals court.

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