Keith H. McCown

Keith H. McCown

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Keith H. McCown has been a partner with the firm of Morgan, Brown & Joy since 1987, and he has been involved with employment and labor law since his first professional job in 1975.

 

Like all of the attorneys at Morgan, Brown & Joy, Keith is an employment law generalist, handling cases in the federal and state courts, before federal and state regulatory agencies, and in alternative dispute resolution venues such as arbitration and mediation.  Keith advises and defends clients on a wide range of employment law issues, including workplace discrimination, sexual harassment, wage & hour, Family and Medical Leave Act, and disability and accommodation claims, to name just a few.

 

Keith is part of a solid core of attorneys at Morgan, Brown & Joy with deep experience in traditional union-management labor law, private and public sector. In this element of the practice Keith deals with collective bargaining, grievances and arbitration, unfair labor practice proceedings, representation elections, election campaigns, and union avoidance advice.

 

Of course, a large part of the practice at Morgan, Brown & Joy involves immediate assistance to clients who are dealing with the wide and complicated range of issues that arise daily in the workplace, and Keith places special emphasis on finding practical solutions for clients dealing with this everyday reality.

 

Keith also has considerable background as a lecturer and trainer, including the original design and content of workplace training programs. He is a certified trainer through the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination.

 

After graduating from Oberlin College in 1975, Keith immediately began a career in labor and employment law by working for two years as a Field Examiner for the National Labor Relations Board in Cleveland. He then applied this work experience to Boston College Law School, graduating with honors in 1980. Before coming to Morgan, Brown & Joy in 1982, Keith worked at a large firm in the litigation department.

 

Keith has represented the full spectrum of employer clientele, including high tech, public utilities, manufacturing, service sector, health care, financial services, retail, transportation, independent schools, insurance, cities and towns, and public agencies. He is admitted to the bar in Massachusetts and Ohio, and admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court and the federal courts in Massachusetts.

 

Contact Keith H. McCown with comments or questions.

Morgan, Brown & Joy LLP

 

New England’s oldest and largest management-side employment law firm. The firm has concentrated in representing employers in employment law litigation and providing employment law counseling and advice since the 1920’s. In addition to wage & hour expertise, the 30 lawyers at Morgan Brown & Joy LLP routinely apply their skills to workplace discrimination issues, disability issues, sexual harassment issues, union issues, wrongful discharge claims, and non-competition issues, to name just some of the subjects among the entire scope of employment law. Morgan, Brown & Joy LLP is unmatched in New England in its depth, breadth and experience in providing employers with employment law services.

Keith H. McCown

 

Keith H. McCown has been a partner with the firm of Morgan, Brown & Joy since 1987, and he has been involved with employment and labor law since his first professional job in 1975.

 

Like all of the attorneys at Morgan, Brown & Joy, Keith is an employment law generalist, handling cases in the federal and state courts, before federal and state regulatory agencies, and in alternative dispute resolution venues such as arbitration and mediation.  Keith advises and defends clients on a wide range of employment law issues, including workplace discrimination, sexual harassment, wage & hour, Family and Medical Leave Act, and disability and accommodation claims, to name just a few.

 

Contact Keith H. McCown with comments or questions.