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Do you have questions regarding:
Then, call the CSRMA EPL Hotline!
As a member of CSRMA, you are entitled to one hour of free legal consultation a month
Please see the next page for instructions on how to access this unique resource
QUESTIONS
ABOUT THIS CSRMA RESOURCE?
Call Seth Cole at
415.403.1419
Or
David Patzer at 707.373.9709
Liebert Cassidy Whitmore is pleased to
provide the members of the California Sanitation Risk Management Authority
(CSRMA) “hotline” telephone consultations.
Members of CSRMA have the opportunity to pick up the phone and ask
questions of an attorney. The following examples are designed to
illustrate this aspect of hotline services.
Q. What is a hotline
call?
A. A hotline call is the
member’s opportunity to consult with an attorney in our Los Angeles or San Francisco office on
matters relating to employment and labor law questions. (Examples include, but are not limited
to, harassment, discrimination, and hiring/firing practices.) The attorneys who
can assist you with your calls are:
Los Angeles Office (310-981-2000): Melanie Poturica, Brian Walter, Geoff
Sheldon and Michael Blacher.
San Francisco Office (415-512-3000): Cynthia O’Neill, Carla
McCormack, and Elaine Leeming
Q. Who should be using this
service?
A. CSRMA has provided LCW with a
list of agency members who are authorized to place hotline calls.
Q. How should I identify
myself?
A. Identify yourself as a CSRMA
member and let the receptionist know that you have a hotline question.
Q. How often may I
call?
A. Each CSRMA member agency may
use the hotline services for up to one (1) hour of free phone consultation per
month. Additional consultation
beyond the one (1) hour will be billed to the Agency, unless the consultation
was based on a topic/issue that all CSRMA agencies can benefit from. LCW will work with CSRMA prior to
offering this extension.
Q. What if my agency is already
a member of a LCW Employment Relations Consortium?
A. You will continue to receive
telephone consultation through your ERC contract.
Q. If I have a specific question
may/should I request a particular attorney?
A. Any of the aforementioned
attorneys will be able to help you when you call with a hotline question. However, if the attorney does not know
the answer right away he/she will look it up and call you right back. We also know that you develop a
relationship with a particular attorney and you are free to ask for
him/her. In summary, you have the
choice of asking for any attorney from the list or a particular attorney by
name.
