Promoting and enhancing the quality of impartial workplace investigations.™
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Total Credits: 1 CA MCLE, 1 SHRM
This webinar will focus on the dilemma every investigator faces from time to time: hitting what seems like a dead end. The presenters will share creative ways to persist in moving forward in an investigation that hits the proverbial wall. Learn new ways to get past common obstacles while staying true to AWI Guiding Principles.
1. How to keep a persistent mindset throughout an investigation;
2. Why the concept of persistence is an important component to the standard of thoroughness.
3. Specific tactics and strategies to consider using when contradictory information and witnesses appear to be equally credible.
Disclaimer: The contents of this webinar and the positions taken are those of the presenter only, may be time sensitive, and are not warranted, endorsed or otherwise recommended by AWI and are not intended to provide legal advice.
Cancellation Policy: If you must cancel your webinar registration and do so on or before Tuesday, May 10, your webinar registration fee will be refunded. To cancel your registration, email office@awi.org. There will be no refunds for cancellations received after Tuesday, May 10.
California MCLEs: 1
SHRM PDCs: 1
| When the Road Ends, Look for a Trail: The Importance of Persistence in an Investigation (0.13 MB) | 4 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Kathy Eppright, AWI-CH is a partner with Andre Morris & Buttery on the Central Coast of California. She has been practicing more than 25 years with a focus on employment litigation, counseling and workplace investigations. Kathy is frequently retained as an external workplace investigator by In House Counsel or counsel for California businesses and public entities. She is a Certificate Holder from the Association of Workplace Investigators (AWI) and been part-time and full-time faculty at the AWI Institutes since 2018. Kathy is the Convener for the AWI Central Coast local circle and a member of the AWI Webinars and Seminars Committee.
Sarah Worley is an attorney based in Boston, Massachusetts. She is the founder of Sarah E. Worley Conflict Resolution, P.C., a private provider of dispute resolution and investigative services. Sarah mediates and arbitrates matters throughout the United States, with an emphasis on cases involving catastrophic injury, workplace harassment and discrimination, and sexual misconduct. She is a certified Title IX investigator and serves as a Title IX hearing officer for colleges and universities. She is a certificate holder with the Association of Workplace Investigators and is a member of the AAA Investigations Panel.