Jade Butman represents employers in all aspects of labor and employment matters.
I assist clients from all industries with “wage and hour” matters (class actions, individual actions, labor commissioner audits, and counseling); discrimination and harassment litigation; government agency hearings; and handbook/policy drafting.
My experience extends across all aspects of employment litigation and counseling. I have litigated dozens of “wage and hour” class actions.
I’ve been following the changing landscape regarding the “gig economy” and independent contractors, which I believe will greatly impact businesses and employers in the years ahead. In addition, I have been counseling employers regarding adjustments that need to be made regarding remote workforces and other issues that have come up related to the current pandemic and new legislation.
Law360 | September 24, 2020
This article on notable pandemic-related wage and hour issues quotes San Francisco Labor & Employment associate Jade Butman on whether employers would be on the hook for the time that workers spend adhering to building safety protocols.
Law360 | September 16, 2020
This article, which examines last week’s Southern District of New York judgment striking down the U.S. Department of Labor’s joint employment rule, quotes San Francisco Labor & Employment associate Jade Butman on the complexities of multiple layers for employment law compliance with respect to the National Labor Relations Act, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and FLSA.
Daily Journal | June 03, 2020
Labor and Employment partner Bonnie Glatzer and associates Hillary Baca and Jade Butman, all in San Francisco, contributed this article on potential coronavirus-related litigation matters that California employers should be aware of, and how employers can prepare for possible lawsuits.
University of Pittsburgh School of Law, J.D.
Dartmouth College, B.A.
California
New York
New Hampshire