Sarah OKeefe

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Sarah O’Keefe joined Burch & Cracchiolo in 2013 after completing an appellate clerkship for The Honorable Patricia K. Norris of Division One of the Arizona Court of Appeals. Sarah practices in labor and employment law.

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  • Score a home run for women-owned small businesses - Read Article

    Score a home run for women-owned small businesses

    2018-07-24T07:50:11-07:00

    Fifty years ago, women were fighting for equal employment opportunities. Today, women-owned businesses are cementing a powerful role in the fabric of the U.S. economy. Women-owned businesses now account for…

  • 8 steps to avoid a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit - Read Article

    8 steps to avoid a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit

    2018-05-18T06:50:37-07:00

    Despite stringent legal safeguards in place, pregnancy discrimination in the workplace continues to be a widespread issue. Over 28,000 pregnancy discrimination complaints were filed with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity…

  • Are non-compete clauses enforceable or not? - Read Article

    Are non-compete clauses enforceable or not?

    2018-03-01T06:50:41-07:00

    Non-compete clauses, also called restrictive covenants and covenants not to compete, prohibit employees from using an employer’s trade secrets, client relationships, proprietary material, and the like to unfairly compete with…

  • 3 ways to prevent a Weinstein scandal - Read Article

    3 ways to prevent a Weinstein scandal

    2017-10-31T10:48:18-07:00

    Earlier this month, producer Harvey Weinstein, arguably one of the most powerful men in Hollywood, made headlines again. But this time he is not receiving accolades from a well-produced television…

  • What is an attorney-client relationship? - Read Article

    What is an attorney-client relationship?

    2017-03-13T10:50:50-07:00

    Understanding the attorney-client relationship is vital to protecting yourself, especially in the corporate context. Certain communications during an attorney-client relationship are privileged and protected from disclosure. Understanding how this relationship…

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