MIAMI ― April 12, 2017 ― Miami partner Juan Enjamio has been named to Lawdragon’s 2017 Guide to the Most Powerful Employment Lawyers, its tenth annual guide to leading corporate, defense-side employment lawyers in the United States. He is one of only three Florida-based lawyers ― and one of only two from Miami ― included in the listing. This is the second consecutive year that Enjamio has been recognized.
It is an honor to be named in this coveted list,” said Enjamio. “The caliber of work the firm does is exceptional, and this is reflected in the level of confidence our clients place in us. I feel privileged to represent them.”
Enjamio is head of the firm’s labor and employment team in Miami and managing partner of the Miami office. He represents global and domestic clients in major labor and employment matters, and is a contributing author to the Hunton Employment & Labor Law Perspectives blog. Enjamio also has extensive experience in international litigation, complex commercial litigation and defense of class actions. In addition to Lawdragon, he recently was included among top lawyers for labor and employment litigation by South Florida Legal Guide.
Hunton & Williams’ labor and employment team is led by a group of talented and experienced trial lawyers, who focus on complex employment litigation, national and regional docket management, state and federal agency litigation, and strategic advice on managing new legal developments and trends. The team frequently defends single-plaintiff cases, as well as class, collective and mass actions, and are among a select group of lawyers in the country who have tried complex representative proof cases to jury verdicts. Our lawyers are experienced in defending governmental agency cases (including pattern or practice cases brought by the US Department of Justice and the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission), as well as in handling traditional labor litigation and national and regional docket management.
Lawdragon’s 2017 Guide to the Most Powerful Employment Lawyers is exclusively limited to 100 employment lawyers and is produced in partnership with Human Resource Executive (HRE) magazine.
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MIAMI — March 30, 2017 — Raúl González, a Spanish teacher in the World Languages Department at Palmer Trinity School, was a guest speaker at this year’s Central States Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages. The conference was held in Chicago from March 9-11 at The Palmer House Hilton.
The conference included approximately 300 workshops and sessions presented by world language teachers at all levels of instruction including high school, college and university.
Gonzalez’s Spanish presentation, “Jose Marti: Understanding the Sociopolitical Context Behind His Work,” provided strategies to improve a student’s performance in AP Spanish literature and culture. This included a broadening of the background of Jose Marti’s work and the social and political culture that surrounded Cuba during the years prior to the Spanish-American War.
Participants learned comparison techniques in order to enhance students’ proficiency in comparing Marti’s works to others and improve their performance on the AP Spanish literature and cultural exam.
Some of the conference highlights included exploring ways to help students succeed in a global society, exploring the use of technology, and learning techniques to motivate and stretch language proficiency.
About Palmer Trinity School:
Palmer Trinity School—a coeducational, Episcopal day school—is dedicated to promoting academic excellence that integrates knowledge, compassion, global citizenship, and social responsibility. Providing a supportive environment, Palmer Trinity School serves students from a broad range of socio-economic, ethnic, and religious backgrounds in grades 6-12. For more information about the school, visit www.palmertrinity.org. To follow Palmer Trinity School on Facebook, click here.