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sglover@rsnlt.com

Practice Areas: The Workplace, Education

Sue Glover's practice encompasses labor and personnel issues, federal employment litigation, collective bargaining, grievance processing, investigation of employee and student discrimination allegations, and organizing educational foundations.

While at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, Sue served as student editor of the Labor and Industrial Relations public employee reporter.

Education

• J.D., IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, 1996
• B.A., Journalism, University of Illinois, 1993

Admitted to Practice

• Supreme Court of the United States
• U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
• U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois
• U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana
• Supreme Court of Illinois

Recent Publications

• College's Concerns in Reviewing and Developing Clinical Site Agreements, South Metropolitan Higher Educational Consortium, Moraine Valley Community College (Nov. 2005).
• Selecting and Hiring a Superintendent: The School Attorney's Role, School Law in Review 2000, National School Board Association.

Recent Presentations

• Legislative Update, Breakfast Briefing for Board Members and Superintendents, Oak Brook, IL (Oct. 2007).
• Internet Liability Issues for Schools, South Cook ISC 4 (May 2007).
• Update on FMLA and Other Leave Issues, Community College Conferenece on Legal Issues (Jan. 2007).
• Legal Do's and Don'ts, Township Clerks Association, Bloomington, IL (June 2006).
• The Legal Rights of Students and Parents, Administrators' Academy Workshop, Lockport THSD 205 (June 2005).
• Untangling the Web of Overlapping Provisions of the FMLA, ADA, PDA, Workers' Comp., and Antidiscrimination Laws, FMLA Update 2005, Council on Education in Management, Oak Brook, IL (June 2005).
• Sexual Harassment, County-Wide Teacher Institute Day, YWCA Glen Ellen, IL (March 2005).
• The Legal Rights of Students and Parents, Lockport THSD 205 (Feb. 2005).
• Investigating and Assessing Harassment and Hostile Environment Claims, School Law Seminar, Illinois Council of School Attorneys, Chicago, IL (Nov. 2004).
• Fair Labor Standards Act: Review of Overtime Requirements and the Impact of New Federal Regulations, Personnel Law Update Seminar, Council on Education in Management, Oakbrook Terrace, IL (Oct. 2004).
• Avoiding the Legal Snares When Negotiating the Complex Maze of FMLA, ADA, PDA, VESSA and Workers Comp Laws, Personnel Law Update Seminar, Council on Education in Management, Oakbrook Terrace, IL (Oct. 2004).
• Update on New Developments in HIPAA and Employee Benefits Law: Ensuring that Your Organization is in Compliance, Personnel Law Update Seminar, Council on Education in Management, Oakbrook Terrace, IL (Oct. 2004).
• Sexual Harassment, In-Service for Herscher CUSD 2 (Oct. 2004).
• The HIPAA Privacy Rule and Implementation within Schools, In-Service for Lake Park CHSD 108 (Aug. 2004).
• Protecting Your Organization from the Growing Risks of Lawsuits, Fines and Penalties for Wage and Hour Violations, Council for Education in Management, Advanced Employment Law, Certificate Forum for HR Professionals, Chicago, IL (June 2004).
• Innovative Strategies for Untangling the Confusing Web of Overlapping Leave and Disability Laws, Council for Education in Management, Advanced Employment Law, Certificate Forum for HR Professionals, Chicago, IL (June 2004).
• Legal and Ethical Duties of Community College Student Trustees, Illinois Community College Board's Student Leadership Institute, Springfield, IL (June 2004).
• Collective Bargaining Strategies, Midwest Regional College and University Personnel Association - Human Resources (CUPA-HR) Conference, Rapid City, SD (June 2004).
• Avoiding the Legal Snares When Negotiating the Complex Maze of FMLA, ADA, PDA and Workers' Comp Laws, Council on Education in Management Public Sector Employment Law Conference, Chicago, IL (Jan. 2004).
• Collective Bargaining Workshop, North Cook Intermediate Service Center (Sept. 2003).
• Legal Issues Concerning Employees Serving the Exceptional Child, South Suburban College (May 2003).