The American Workplace During The Pandemic

Our speakers:

Christina Hynes Mesco: An experienced business and employment law attorney who offers expert guidance to clients with employment and business-related needs. She frequently negotiates, drafts, and reviews employment, retention, non-compete, non-solicitation, equity, change-in-control, consulting, and other employment agreements and documents. Whether starting new employment, creating a business, entering a partnership, or separating from an employer, Ms. Hynes Mesco has aided numerous entrepreneurs and executives in improving their employment status by increasing benefits and obtaining valuable language amendments that protect their right. Ms. Hynes Mesco often assists clients in obtaining or disputing employment-related benefits, such as unemployment, COBRA, and disability. She has represented clients from such companies as Walgreens, PepsiCo, McDonalds, and Harris Bank. Ms. Hynes Mesco plays a leading role in The Prinz Law Firm’s workplace training offerings. She has provided custom-tailored trainings to numerous employers, helping them update their policies, develop best practices, and create positive workplace cultures that allow businesses to thrive and employees to feel appreciated.

Amit Bindra: Mr. Bindra has experience in all aspects of employment law, including physician employment agreements, non-compete and trade secret lawsuits and agreements, executive and equity agreements, wage and hour issues, employee handbooks, and employment discrimination. He works with business owners, executives, finance professionals, and physicians on matters in Illinois and across the U.S. He has publications in law journals, legal newsletters, and The Prinz Law Firm’s blog. Mr. Bindra also teaches legal education courses to other attorneys, teaches a legal writing and advocacy course at a law school as an adjunct professor, and appears on podcasts. Since 2016, Mr. Bindra recognized as an Illinois Rising Star by Super Lawyers Magazine.