D. Eugene "Gene" Webb, Jr.

Gene Webb was a veteran labor and employment lawyer with experience in these practice areas dating from 1975 when he worked on the defense of a class action race discrimination case that ultimately reached the United States Supreme Court. He consistently represented employers in union avoidance, defense of union organizing campaigns in a variety of industries, including brewing, candy manufacturing, textile, printing, and corrugated box manufacturing, as examples, and in negotiating collective bargaining agreements. He advised employers on day-to-day issues relating to their incumbent unions, including grievance and arbitration matters.

Gene was a veteran litigator in all types of labor and employment disputes in federal and state courts, and in federal and state agencies, including the NLRB, DOL, OFCCP, and EEOC, to name a few. He regularly advised employers in connection with strategies for managing the employment relationship and the termination of those relationships. He helped employers protect competitive advantage, their proprietary information, and trade secrets.