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Virginia’s Go To Lawyers for Employment Law 2022: Neil S. Talegaonkar
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//June 28, 2022
Virginia’s Go To Lawyers for Employment Law 2022: Neil S. Talegaonkar
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//June 28, 2022//
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Neil S. Talegaonkar
Of Counsel, Kaufman & Canoles
Richmond
Drawing from his decades of experience, Neil S. Talegaonkar has become expertly adept at strategizing with businesses and employers to prevent small workplace issues from growing into systemic problems.
Talegaonkar has also litigated employment issues in state and federal courts, and has represented employers before the Virginia Employment Commission and the EEOC.
He is a frequent presenter at employment law seminars to increase employers’ awareness of key issues and relevant developments, and to help them comply with ever-changing laws.
Talegaonkar is an elected member of Bar Council for the Virginia State Bar for the 13th Judicial Circuit. He is also president of ACTS RVA, an organization that offers financial assistance and counseling to individuals so they can stay in their homes.
He is a graduate of Tulane University and the University of Richmond School of Law.
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