Overview

Matthew Radler is a labor and employment attorney who focuses his practice on wage and hour matters and assists in litigating noncompete, trade secret and employment dispute matters.

  • Counsels clients through various stages of pretrial litigation on employment discrimination, retaliation, and whistleblower cases, including settlement, pleadings, discovery, and summary judgment
  • Assists in litigating individual plaintiff and collective action wage and hour disputes under federal and state laws
  • Drafts and reviews employment agreements and related contracts, including non-compete and separation agreements
  • Assists in counseling clients on compliance with an array of federal, state and municipal laws governing wages, working conditions, civil rights, and enforcement of restrictive covenants

Services

Practice Areas

Experience

Prior Experience

  • Bernabei & Wachtel, PLLC, Associate, 2012-2015

Credentials

Education

Admissions

Court Admissions

Recognition

Awards

Michigan Super Lawyers, Recognized as a Rising Star, 2019-2023

The Best Lawyers in America, 2023-2024

  •  Recognized in the practice area of Litigation - Labor and Employment

Professional & Community Involvement

State Bar of Michigan

Oakland County Bar Association

News & Insights

Events

  • The COVID-19 Vaccine: What Manufacturing Employers Need to Know
    Event | | | Presenter
  • Considerations of Recent SCOTUS Rulings on LBGTQ Discrimination
    Event | | | Presenter
  • Getting Back to Work: Weighing Your Wage & Hour Requirements
    Event | | | Presenter
  • Employer Best Practices for Return to Work
    Event | | | Presenter

Alerts

Publications

  • Ethical Duties and Standards in Disqualifying, Retaining, and Communicating with Expert Witnesses
    Publication | ABA's The Brief (Vol. 43, 2013) |
  • Amending the EEOC’s Disability Discrimination Regulations to Protect Employees with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
    Publication | 80 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 1546 |
  • Privacy is the Problem: United States v. Maynard and A Case for a New Regulatory Model for Police Surveillance
    Publication | 80 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 1209 |

Blog Posts

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