Labor/Employment
Apr. 28, 2000
Social Intercourse
Practitioner: Employment Law By Anthony J. Oncidi For some time, it has been commonplace for plaintiffs in employment cases to name their supervisors and co-workers as defendants along with the employer itself. When this happens, the employer and its counsel must determine at the outset whether the employer will provide a defense to the individual defendant or will leave the employee to defend against the lawsuit alone without any assistance from the employer.
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