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JACK A. RAISNER is a partner of Outten & Golden LLP. He is a tenured Professor of Law, Tobin College of Business, St. John's University. He has represented both employers and employees in matters involving wage and hour laws, executive employment and
severance contracts, discrimination, pensions, union democracy, and other matters before courts and agencies. He has provided
advice on these and a wide range of other employment-related matters to employees for more than 10 years.
Mr. Raisner is the author of numerous articles and legal texts encompassing an extensive range of issues. He is a
contributing author of chapters in leading legal treatises, including Employee Rights Litigation, Disability Discrimination
in the Workplace, New York Employment Law, Employment Litigation in New York, West's General Practice in New York, and
International Labor and Employment Laws. His articles for practicing lawyers and managers have appeared in law journals,
including the New York Law Journal and HR Magazine, and he has spoken at SHRM national conferences and other management and
academic seminars around the country.
Mr. Raisner received his B.S. degree from Boston University in 1978 and his J.D. from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in
1983.
He is admitted in New York and in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Jack Raisner is AV Rated by Martindale-Hubbell
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BOOKS
- Pregnancy Discrimination and Parental Leave Handbook
Jack Raisner, Panel/Aspen Publishers, Inc., 2000.
- New York Employment Complaints and Answers/FAST
Jack Raisner, Wayne N. Outten
BOOK CONTRIBUTIONS
- Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Laws: Anti-Discrimination
Wayne N. Outten & Jack Raisner
chapter in International Labor & Employment Laws, ABA/BNA Books, 1997
- Pleadings
Wayne N. Outten & Jack Raisner
chapter in Employment Litigation in New York, West, 1996
- Employee and Applicant Testing
Wayne N. Outten and Jack Raisner,
chapter in Employee Rights Litigation: Pleading and Practice, NELA/Mathew Bender/Lexis, 1990
ARTICLES & TREATISES
- Must employers allow time off for pregnancy-related illness?
Jack Raisner
Academy of Legal Studies in Business, Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO, Aug. 5, 1999
- Representing the Employee Working Abroad
Jack Raisner
proceedings of First Annual Employment Law Conference of the Center for International Legal Studies, Austria,
March 24, 1999
- "Glass-Ceiling" Lawsuits Threaten "Old Boy" Network
Wayne N. Outten & Jack Raisner
Law Firm Partnership and Benefits Report, October 1996
- Are Partners "Employees" Under Federal Employment Discrimination Law?
Wayne N. Outten & Jack Raisner
Law Firm Partnership and Benefits Report, September 1996
- Cross-Examining a Defense Psychologist in a Sexual Harassment Case
Wayne N. Outten and Jack Raisner
The Practical Litigator, January 1993
- Legal Restraints For
Foreign Employers doing business in the United States Employment Issues for Multi-National Employers and Employees
by Wayne N. Outten, Jack A. Raisner
Lankenau Kovner Kurtz and Outten, LLP
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