Richard I. Lehr
is a founding partner
of the firm and has practiced employment law for more than  twenty
years. Originally from Pittsburgh, Richard received his undergraduate
degree, with honors, from Oberlin College. He graduated, with honors,
from the University of South Carolina School of Law where he was
awarded a labor law research fellowship. Upon graduation from law
school, Richard joined a large general practice firm that had not
yet established a labor and employment law practice. He spent fourteen
years with that firm and was instrumental in developing a labor
and employment law practice, which ultimately represented clients
on a national scale before founding LMPV. In addition to representing
clients in matters involving representation campaigns and collective
bargaining, Richard's traditional labor practice has included the
largest union decertification in one region of the NLRB, as well
as planning the integration of the union and non-union work forces
for two multi-national merger partners. |
