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Minnesota Lawyer interviewed Justin Cummins for an article, published May 27, 2013, about the significance of the Minnesota Supreme Court's recent ruling in a high-profile sex harassment case

At a banquet held on May 20, 2013 in St. Paul – and in recognition of his work to advance employment law and civil rights – Justin Cummins received the Karla R. Wahl Dedicated Advocacy Award from the National Employment Lawyers Association’s Minnesota Chapter

Brendan Cummins and the Acting General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board analyzed cutting-edge issues in labor law on May 20, 2013 for attendees at the annual Employment Law Institute in St. Paul

On May 20, 2013 at the annual Employment Law Institute in St. Paul, Justin Cummins assessed the strategic and practical significance of the latest developments in federal employment and civil rights law

Justin Cummins contributed a chapter on the law of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation in a book about the Americans with Disabilities Act just published in the wake of Congressional amendments and related regulations promulgated by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

WCCO-TV interviewed Justin Cummins on May 6, 2013 about the extent to which labor and employment laws protect employees who criticize their employers on Facebook, through other social media, and while otherwise outside the workplace

Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton signed into law, on April 29, 2013, pro-employee amendments to the Minnesota Payment of Wages Act for which Justin Cummins testified before several legislative committees in March 2013

On April 24, 2013, the Minnesota Legislature approved pro-employee amendments to the Minnesota Payment of Wages Act for which Justin Cummins testified before several legislative committees in March 2013

Brendan Cummins and Justin Cummins co-authored an article about the intersection of social media use and workplace rights, which was published by the law journal of the Minnesota Association for Justice

Brendan Cummins and Justin Cummins accepted the invitation to co-teach Labor Law at the University of Minnesota Law School in Minneapolis in connection with the leading Labor & Employment Law concentration in the United States