THOMPSON WIGDOR & GILLY LLP
Andrew S. Goodstadt
tel: (212) 239-9292
agoodstadt@twglawyers.com
Andrew S. Goodstadt is a Partner at Thompson Wigdor &
Gilly LLP. Mr. Goodstadt has extensive experience representing both
employers and individual employees in the litigation, arbitration
and mediation of a wide range of labor and employment disputes,
including employment discrimination, sexual harassment, civil rights,
breach of contract claims and disputes arising from collective bargaining
relationships. He also has drafted and helped implement employee
handbooks, human resources manuals and other corporate personnel
policies, and has educated and provided training to employers and
supervisors on topics such as sexual harassment, hiring, and employee
discipline and terminations.
Mr. Goodstadt also has extensive experience in executive compensation
matters, and has negotiated and drafted complex employment arrangements
and separation agreements on behalf of numerous corporations and
senior-level executives. He also regularly negotiates and drafts
covenants not to compete and nonsolicitation, confidentiality and
nondisclosure agreements.
Prior to joining Thompson Wigdor & Gilly, Mr. Goodstadt practiced
law in the labor and employment group at Proskauer Rose LLP, one
of the most prominent management-side labor and employment law firms
in the world. While at Proskauer, among other matters, Mr. Goodstadt
assisted in representing professional sports leagues in labor disputes
with their players, referees and umpires.
Mr. Goodstadt also practiced at the Law Offices of Joseph E. Bachelder,
the preeminent executive compensation law firm in the country, where
he participated in the negotiation and drafting of employment and
separation arrangements on behalf of corporations and numerous top
corporate executives.
Mr. Goodstadt received his undergraduate degree from the University
of Michigan, and his Juris Doctor cum laude from Brooklyn
Law School. Mr. Goodstadt was an editor of the Brooklyn Law Review,
and a member of the Brooklyn Law School Moot Court Honor Society
and a finalist of the Robert F. Wagner National Labor Law Competition.
Mr. Goodstadt is admitted to practice in both New York and New Jersey,
and has practiced in federal and state courts, before the National
Labor Relations Board and in arbitrations and administrative proceedings.
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