McNees Adds Prominent York Labor & Employment Attorney Anne Zerbe
February 26, 2019
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HARRISBURG, Pa. – (February 26, 2019) McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC announces the addition of prominent labor & employment attorney Anne Zerbe. Anne joins the McNees Labor & Employment Practice Group as a Member and will initially work out of the firm’s Lancaster office.
“We are delighted that Anne has joined us,” said McNees Chair Brian Jackson. “Anne shares our Clients First mentality and our commitment to being exceptional contributors to our communities. While our firm has been active in the York community for many years, Anne’s membership with McNees gives us a new foundation upon which we intend to build.”
Anne focuses her practice on prevention of employment liability, defending against employment claims and assisting clients with compliance issues concerning the multitude of employment laws and regulations governing employers. She counsels employers, practice groups and health care providers on employment law compliance, risk management and HIPAA compliance. She also serves as special counsel for investigations and is a trusted resource to handle executive terminations. She is a certified Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) and has been a featured speaker regarding various employment law topics for the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry, the Pennsylvania State Counsel of SHRM, the Pennsylvania Bar Institute, the Employee Relations Council, the York Society of Human Resources Managers, the Physicians’ Office Management Association of York, the York Society of Human Resources and Quest Behavioral Health EAP.
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McNees is a full-service law firm based in central Pennsylvania with more than 130 attorneys representing corporations, associations, institutions and individuals. The firm serves clients worldwide from offices in Harrisburg, Lancaster, State College and Scranton, PA; Columbus, OH; Frederick, MD; and Washington, D.C. McNees is also a member of the ALFA International Global Legal Network.