04/25/19 Quarles & Brady Attorneys Recognized in Chambers USA 2019 Milwaukee — The national law firm of Quarles & Brady LLP today announced that 43 attorneys from the firm's offices have been ranked in the 2019 edition of the Chambers USA directory. The firm's Franchise & Distribution practice received a national... More
03/11/19 – Media Mention Gary Clark quoted in article “Restaurants after #MeToo: How this ‘wake-up call’ is impacting harassment training” Below is an excerpt: Beyond HR training, the movement has also had legal implications for businesses. According to Gary Clark, a partner with Quarles & Brady LLP in Chicago, employers are now taking their investigation responsibilities more seriously as well. "In the... More RestuarantDive.com
01/08/16 Twenty-Two Quarles & Brady Attorneys Selected As 2016 Illinois Super Lawyers CHICAGO, Ill. — The national law firm of Quarles & Brady LLP today announced that Illinois Super Lawyers magazine has named 22 of its attorneys among the top attorneys in Illinois for 2016. Additionally, 16 Chicago-based attorneys were named to... More
01/12/15 Twenty-Six Quarles & Brady Attorneys Selected As 2015 Illinois Super Lawyers CHICAGO, IL — The national law firm of Quarles & Brady LLP today announced that 26 of its attorneys have been named by Illinois Super Lawyers magazine as among the top attorneys in Illinois for 2015. Additionally, 20 Chicago-based attorneys... More
01/17/14 Twenty-Six Quarles & Brady Attorneys Selected for Inclusion in 2014 Illinois Super Lawyers CHICAGO, ILL. — The national law firm of Quarles & Brady LLP today announced that 26 of its attorneys have been named by Illinois Super Lawyers® magazine as among the top attorneys in Illinois for 2014. Chicago-based partners Adrianne C.... More
08/02/12 – Media Mention Gary R. Clark quoted in article “Varied Facebook Password Laws Could Plague Employers” Illinois on Wednesday became the second state to enact a law banning employers from requesting passwords for Facebook and other social media accounts from employees and job applicants, reflecting a growing trend that attorneys say may lead to a patchwork... More Law360
