The Employment Law & HR Summit: Tri-State Region
The Employment Law & HR Summit: Tri-State Region
The Tri-State region remains one of the most complex and high-risk employment law environments in the country not because of a single jurisdiction, but because of how federal, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut requirements intersect and often conflict. Employers are no longer navigating one standard. They are managing overlapping obligations across pay transparency, wage and hour enforcement, discrimination laws, AI regulation, and workplace policies each evolving at a different pace.
Federal agencies continue to prioritize systemic enforcement, pay equity, and AI-related risk, while New York and New Jersey expand statutory protections, increase penalties, and accelerate enforcement activity. The result is a multi-layered compliance landscape where inconsistency, gaps in documentation, or outdated practices can quickly become litigation exposure.
The Employment Law & HR Summit brings together General Counsel, CHROs, and senior employment leaders for a focused, practical discussion on what is changing, what is being enforced, and where risk is actually emerging. From AI bias and pay transparency to whistleblower exposure, immigration pressure, and performance scrutiny, the agenda is built around the issues defining legal risk today and the strategies that hold up under investigation and litigation.
This is a room built for candid, peer-level discussion. Attendees leave with practical frameworks, not theory designed for organizations operating across multiple jurisdictions with real accountability.
*5 NY State CLE credits available.
- Performance Management in the Age of Transparency & Scrutiny
- Discrimination, Harassment & Retaliation in a High-Enforcement Jurisdiction
- Training, Culture & Compliance in a Regulated Workplace
- Wrongful Termination & Whistleblower Risk in the Tri-State Region
- AI, Automation & Bias: Managing Legal Risk in Hiring and Performance Decisions
- Immigration, Workforce Mobility & Global Talent Considerations
- Pay Transparency, Equity & Wage Disclosure Compliance
- Chief Legal Officer
- CHRO
- C-Suite Executives
- SVP Human Resources & Legal
- General Counsel
- Associate + Assistant General Counsel
- VP, Human Resources & Legal
- HR Director
- Senior Employment Counsel
- Corporate Counsel
- Counsel
Agenda
Performance management has become one of the most scrutinized areas of employment decision-making, particularly as compensation, promotion, and termination decisions are increasingly tied to documented evaluations. Across the Tri-State region, employers must ensure that performance frameworks align not only with business goals, but with pay transparency laws, anti-discrimination standards, and heightened employee expectations around fairness and consistency. Inconsistent or poorly documented evaluations are frequently used as evidence in litigation, especially when tied to compensation disparities or adverse actions. This session will explore how organizations can modernize performance management systems while reducing bias, strengthening defensibility, and aligning evaluations with legal and regulatory expectations.
This panel will discuss:
- Aligning performance evaluations with pay transparency disclosures and compensation decisions across NY, NJ, and CT
- Documentation practices that support defensible decisions in promotion, discipline, and termination
- Reducing bias and inconsistency in manager-driven evaluation processes
- Legal risks tied to AI-enabled or data-driven performance tools
- Designing transparent, continuous feedback systems that withstand litigation scrutiny
Julia Hanft is the general counsel at Wego Chemical Group, a global distributor of ingredients and chemicals, headquartered in Great Neck, New York. Julia has over 30 years of experience in the legal field, having previously worked in the telecom and defense industries. Julia was recently appointed to the Advisory Board for Women in Chemicals, a non-profit organization with a mission to create and identify opportunities to empower women in the chemical industry.
Julia earned a B.S. in Business and Management from Redlands University and J.D. from Georgia State University College of Law. Julia is passionate about mentoring others and paying forward the amazing mentorship she has had throughout her career. In addition to mentoring those she works with, she is currently a mentor with Women in America and the Association of Corporate Counsel and has previously served as a mentor with Women in Chemicals.
Fred Polirer is Vice President, People & Culture at NineDot Energy, a leading battery storage developer building community-scale energy infrastructure in New York City. He leads the company’s People strategy, overseeing talent acquisition, organizational development, performance management, total rewards, and DEIB initiatives. In addition, Fred oversees NineDot’s ESG strategy, Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S), and corporate Compliance & Reporting functions, ensuring alignment across people, operational, and investor priorities.
Fred brings experience across Fortune 500 companies, high-growth organizations, and advisory environments, including roles at Con Edison, Insperity, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, and KPMG. He began his career at Con Edison in Leadership Development and later advised senior leaders across industries through Insperity. He has also held leadership and organizational development roles within large, complex organizations and has consulted with small and mid-sized businesses on HR and business operations strategy. Fred also served as an Adjunct Professor at Nyack College, teaching courses in the college’s school of business.
He holds a BA in Communications from Queens College and an MS in Organizational Leadership from Mercy College. Fred is SPHR-certified through HRCI and has completed additional executive education and certification programs through Cornell, Korn Ferry, and DDI.
Fred lives in upstate New York with his wife and two sons.
Employers in the Tri-State region operate under some of the most expansive and plaintiff-friendly anti-discrimination laws in the country. New York and New Jersey impose lower legal thresholds than federal law, increasing the likelihood that workplace complaints escalate into formal claims. At the same time, retaliation remains the most frequently alleged cause of action, often arising from routine management decisions following employee complaints. This session examines how evolving legal standards, remote work dynamics, and multi-jurisdictional operations are reshaping risk, and what organizations must do to ensure investigations, documentation, and response strategies hold up under scrutiny.
This panel will discuss:
- Key differences between federal standards and expanded protections under NYSHRL and NJ LAD
- Retaliation as the highest-risk trigger in employment litigation and how to mitigate it
- Investigation protocols that withstand agency review and litigation challenges
- Managing discrimination and harassment claims across hybrid and multi-state workforces
- Lessons from recent enforcement trends and litigation outcomes in the Tri-State region
Tracy Udell is the Chief Equal Employment Opportunity Officer at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. She is responsible for addressing and resolving discrimination, harassment, and retaliation concerns, and educating more than 3,000 employees across four states. As the first person to hold this role, Tracy built the Bank’s EEO program from the ground up – developing trusted processes, streamlining investigations, and creating innovative, engaging methods to connect with employees and foster a culture of respect and accountability. A practicing attorney for 20 years, Tracy previously served as Employment Law Counsel at the Bank for a decade, where she advised on a myriad of complex matters. She is committed to “pulling back the curtain” on EEO policy and procedures through relatable training and candid conversations that encourage employees at all levels to speak up.
RONALD J. PRAGUE is Chief Legal Officer at Origin Wireless, Inc., a technology company located in Maryland. www.originwirelessai.com, where is responsible for a all of the company’s legal affairs. Prior to Origin, Mr. Prague was Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of Synchronoss Technologies, Inc., a publicly-held software and services company. Prior to Synchronoss, Mr. Prague held several positions with Intel Corporation, lastly as Group Counsel for Intel’s Communication Infrastructure Group. Mr. Prague also practice law with the New York law firms of Haythe & Curley (now Torys LLP) and Richards & O’Neil (now Bingham McCutchen) where he focused on mergers & acquisition, securities and intellectual property and matters.
Mr. Prague is a frequent speaker and has over 25 years of experience doing global transactions in the telecommunications market. He is a graduate of Northwestern University School of Law and received a B.S., with distinction from Cornell University.
John has over 20 years of investigative and 10 years of HR experience across various sectors and countries. His professional journey includes significant roles in the military, government, and the financial, technology, and pharmaceutical/biotech industries. John‘s expertise lies in complex multifaceted investigations, including EEO investigations, with additional experiences in Employee Relations, Human Resources, and Talent Development. His career has given him the opportunity to work and live in multiple countries, along with supporting numerous global stakeholders. John’s passion is assisting companies navigate the complex labor space when dealing with global employment populations with cross border management and functional relationships.
Outside of work, John is an avid runner and hiker. He resides in New Jersey with his wife, their three children, and their dog. A fun fact about John and his family is their love for travel; they were fortunate enough to spend 2020 to 2022 living in Taiwan enjoying local cuisine while John developed and led an Employee Relations and Investigations function in the region!
Joe leverages his litigation experience to help employers navigate labor relations and mitigate risk to avoid the courtroom, so they can focus on what they do best.
Mandatory training requirements, combined with increased scrutiny around workplace culture, have elevated the role of training from a compliance obligation to a critical risk management tool. However, training programs that are generic, inconsistent, or poorly documented often fail to provide meaningful protection in litigation. Employers must now demonstrate that their programs are not only compliant, but effective, credible, and tied to real accountability. This session explores how organizations can design training and compliance frameworks that strengthen culture while also serving as defensible evidence in investigations and legal proceedings.
This panel will discuss:
- Mandatory training requirements and compliance expectations across NY, NJ, and CT
- How training records and participation data are used in litigation and agency investigations
- Designing programs that reinforce accountability, not just awareness
- Balancing evolving scrutiny around workplace programs while maintaining compliance
- Measuring effectiveness and ensuring policies are understood and applied consistently
Glen Sproviero heads Verizon’s global ethics organization, where he is senior director and associate general counsel. Prior to his current role, he was a litigator in New York, specializing in white collar criminal defense and investigations. A former federal law clerk, he received an A.B. in philosophy from Fordham University, an M.Phil. in Intellectual History from the University of St Andrews (Scotland), and a J.D. from Rutgers.
Chad Ayers is an employment attorney and workplace investigator with over a decade of experience in government and the private sector. At The Prinz Law Firm, he uses his diverse and substantive legal background to advocate for individuals and employers alike. A former Associate Inspector General for the City of Chicago, Chad led numerous investigations into sensitive matters of discrimination, sexual harassment and ethics violations. He also provided legal counsel and conducted audits for a variety of city departments. Chad’s nuanced understanding of organizational dynamics guides him in delivering equitable outcomes that serve his clients’ best interests.
Wrongful termination claims are increasingly tied to retaliation and whistleblower protections, particularly in the Tri-State region where statutory protections have expanded significantly. New Jersey’s CEPA and New York’s broadened whistleblower laws create substantial exposure when adverse actions follow employee complaints, internal reports, or protected activity. Even well-founded terminations can become high-risk if documentation, investigations, or decision-making processes are inconsistent. This session focuses on how employers can structure termination protocols, manage internal complaints, and reduce exposure in one of the most litigation-heavy areas of employment law.
This panel will discuss:
- Expanded whistleblower protections, including NJ CEPA and New York’s updated statutes
- Retaliation risk tied to internal complaints and protected activity
- Documentation strategies that support defensible termination decisions
- Managing investigations, escalation, and decision-making before termination
- Conducting high-risk separations in a way that minimizes litigation exposure
Victoria Gorokhovich is Managing Counsel – Labor & Employment at PSEG. In this role, Ms. Gorokhovich leads a team of in-house attorneys responsible for all aspects of Labor, Employment and Benefits law, across the PSEG enterprise.
Immediately prior to joining PSEG in 2022, Ms. Gorokhovich was Senior Managing Counsel, Employment Law & Litigation, at Cigna Corporation. She has also been an associate at the law firms of Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP and Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP.
Ms. Gorokhovich graduated from the University of Virginia School of Law, Order of the Coif, in 2004, and is admitted to the New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania State Bars.
John Fullerton is a Senior Counsel and member of the Global Employment Law team at Peloton Interactive, Inc. in New York City. His practice includes advice and counsel, litigation, labor strategy, employee benefits, and talent contracts. Previously, he was a labor and employment law partner at Epstein Becker & Green, and has also practiced at Sullivan & Cromwell and Proskauer Rose. He is a frequent speaker and author on various topics, including workplace investigations and Sarbanes-Oxley / Dodd-Frank whistleblower issues.
John has a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy from Brown University and graduated from New York University School of Law. He has been a Society for Human Resources Management – Senior Certified Professional since July 2024 and an Association of Workplace Investigators Certificate Holder since April 2025.
Lauren Davis is a Principal at Offit Kurman, advising employers, executives, and organizations on complex employment and workplace law matters. She represents clients ranging from startups and nonprofits to multinational companies across industries including financial services, insurance, real estate, luxury goods, and the arts. Her practice spans litigation and counseling, with a focus on restrictive covenants, trade secret disputes, discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wage and hour claims, and whistleblower matters.
In addition to her litigation work, Lauren provides day-to-day strategic guidance on hiring, terminations, compliance, executive agreements, and workplace policies, and regularly leads internal investigations. She practices across New York, New Jersey, and Washington, D.C., and appears before federal and state courts and agencies. A certified New Jersey court-trained mediator, she began her career clerking in the New Jersey Superior Court and remains actively involved in the arts as a founding board member of a nonprofit supporting women in creative fields.
The use of AI and automated tools in hiring, screening, and performance management is accelerating, but so is regulatory scrutiny and litigation risk. In the Tri-State region, employers must navigate a growing patchwork of requirements, including New York City’s Local Law 144, which mandates bias audits for automated employment decision tools. Federal agencies are also increasing focus on algorithmic discrimination, placing additional pressure on employers to validate, monitor, and govern these systems. This session explores how organizations can leverage AI responsibly while implementing governance frameworks that mitigate bias, ensure compliance, and protect against liability.
This panel will discuss:
- NYC Local Law 144 requirements, including bias audits and disclosure obligations
- Federal enforcement trends related to AI and algorithmic discrimination
- Risks associated with third-party vendors and automated decision tools
- Governance frameworks for evaluating, implementing, and monitoring AI systems
- Balancing efficiency and innovation with compliance and defensibility
Access to global talent remains critical for employers across the Tri-State region, but immigration compliance and workforce mobility have become increasingly complex. Federal enforcement priorities, visa limitations, and evolving work authorization requirements create ongoing uncertainty, while hybrid and cross-border work arrangements introduce additional compliance challenges. At the same time, state-level worker protection laws add another layer of risk for employers managing diverse workforces. This session explores how organizations can develop stable, compliant workforce strategies while navigating shifting immigration policies and enforcement trends.
This panel will discuss:
- Federal enforcement trends, including I-9 compliance and workplace audits
- Visa sponsorship strategies and challenges in attracting and retaining talent
- Managing cross-border and remote workforce mobility risks
- State-level worker protection considerations impacting immigrant employees
- Aligning immigration strategy with broader workforce planning and business needs
Pay transparency laws across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut are transforming how employers approach compensation, hiring, and internal equity. Beyond technical compliance, these laws are driving increased scrutiny from employees, regulators, and plaintiffs’ attorneys, making compensation practices a central source of legal and reputational risk. Employers must now ensure that pay structures, job postings, and internal equity analyses are consistent, defensible, and aligned across multiple jurisdictions. This session examines how organizations can navigate disclosure requirements while proactively addressing pay equity and wage-related exposure.
This panel will discuss:
- Pay transparency and wage disclosure requirements across NY, NJ, and CT
- Conducting defensible pay equity audits and compensation reviews
- Managing inconsistencies across jurisdictions and multi-state job postings
- Addressing disparities before they lead to litigation or employee claims
- Intersection of pay transparency with wage and hour compliance risks
Interactive discussions hosted by a topic expert.
RT 1: Wage & Hour Exposure in Multi-Jurisdiction Operations
RT 2: Litigation-Ready Employment Practices: Documentation, Audits & Defense Strategy
Speakers
Julia Hanft is the general counsel at Wego Chemical Group, a global distributor of ingredients and chemicals, headquartered in Great Neck, New York. Julia has over 30 years of experience in the legal field, having previously worked in the telecom and defense industries. Julia was recently appointed to the Advisory Board for Women in Chemicals, a non-profit organization with a mission to create and identify opportunities to empower women in the chemical industry.
Julia earned a B.S. in Business and Management from Redlands University and J.D. from Georgia State University College of Law. Julia is passionate about mentoring others and paying forward the amazing mentorship she has had throughout her career. In addition to mentoring those she works with, she is currently a mentor with Women in America and the Association of Corporate Counsel and has previously served as a mentor with Women in Chemicals.
Fred Polirer is Vice President, People & Culture at NineDot Energy, a leading battery storage developer building community-scale energy infrastructure in New York City. He leads the company’s People strategy, overseeing talent acquisition, organizational development, performance management, total rewards, and DEIB initiatives. In addition, Fred oversees NineDot’s ESG strategy, Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S), and corporate Compliance & Reporting functions, ensuring alignment across people, operational, and investor priorities.
Fred brings experience across Fortune 500 companies, high-growth organizations, and advisory environments, including roles at Con Edison, Insperity, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, and KPMG. He began his career at Con Edison in Leadership Development and later advised senior leaders across industries through Insperity. He has also held leadership and organizational development roles within large, complex organizations and has consulted with small and mid-sized businesses on HR and business operations strategy. Fred also served as an Adjunct Professor at Nyack College, teaching courses in the college’s school of business.
He holds a BA in Communications from Queens College and an MS in Organizational Leadership from Mercy College. Fred is SPHR-certified through HRCI and has completed additional executive education and certification programs through Cornell, Korn Ferry, and DDI.
Fred lives in upstate New York with his wife and two sons.
Tracy Udell is the Chief Equal Employment Opportunity Officer at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. She is responsible for addressing and resolving discrimination, harassment, and retaliation concerns, and educating more than 3,000 employees across four states. As the first person to hold this role, Tracy built the Bank’s EEO program from the ground up – developing trusted processes, streamlining investigations, and creating innovative, engaging methods to connect with employees and foster a culture of respect and accountability. A practicing attorney for 20 years, Tracy previously served as Employment Law Counsel at the Bank for a decade, where she advised on a myriad of complex matters. She is committed to “pulling back the curtain” on EEO policy and procedures through relatable training and candid conversations that encourage employees at all levels to speak up.
RONALD J. PRAGUE is Chief Legal Officer at Origin Wireless, Inc., a technology company located in Maryland. www.originwirelessai.com, where is responsible for a all of the company’s legal affairs. Prior to Origin, Mr. Prague was Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of Synchronoss Technologies, Inc., a publicly-held software and services company. Prior to Synchronoss, Mr. Prague held several positions with Intel Corporation, lastly as Group Counsel for Intel’s Communication Infrastructure Group. Mr. Prague also practice law with the New York law firms of Haythe & Curley (now Torys LLP) and Richards & O’Neil (now Bingham McCutchen) where he focused on mergers & acquisition, securities and intellectual property and matters.
Mr. Prague is a frequent speaker and has over 25 years of experience doing global transactions in the telecommunications market. He is a graduate of Northwestern University School of Law and received a B.S., with distinction from Cornell University.
John has over 20 years of investigative and 10 years of HR experience across various sectors and countries. His professional journey includes significant roles in the military, government, and the financial, technology, and pharmaceutical/biotech industries. John‘s expertise lies in complex multifaceted investigations, including EEO investigations, with additional experiences in Employee Relations, Human Resources, and Talent Development. His career has given him the opportunity to work and live in multiple countries, along with supporting numerous global stakeholders. John’s passion is assisting companies navigate the complex labor space when dealing with global employment populations with cross border management and functional relationships.
Outside of work, John is an avid runner and hiker. He resides in New Jersey with his wife, their three children, and their dog. A fun fact about John and his family is their love for travel; they were fortunate enough to spend 2020 to 2022 living in Taiwan enjoying local cuisine while John developed and led an Employee Relations and Investigations function in the region!
Glen Sproviero heads Verizon’s global ethics organization, where he is senior director and associate general counsel. Prior to his current role, he was a litigator in New York, specializing in white collar criminal defense and investigations. A former federal law clerk, he received an A.B. in philosophy from Fordham University, an M.Phil. in Intellectual History from the University of St Andrews (Scotland), and a J.D. from Rutgers.
Victoria Gorokhovich is Managing Counsel – Labor & Employment at PSEG. In this role, Ms. Gorokhovich leads a team of in-house attorneys responsible for all aspects of Labor, Employment and Benefits law, across the PSEG enterprise.
Immediately prior to joining PSEG in 2022, Ms. Gorokhovich was Senior Managing Counsel, Employment Law & Litigation, at Cigna Corporation. She has also been an associate at the law firms of Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP and Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP.
Ms. Gorokhovich graduated from the University of Virginia School of Law, Order of the Coif, in 2004, and is admitted to the New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania State Bars.
John Fullerton is a Senior Counsel and member of the Global Employment Law team at Peloton Interactive, Inc. in New York City. His practice includes advice and counsel, litigation, labor strategy, employee benefits, and talent contracts. Previously, he was a labor and employment law partner at Epstein Becker & Green, and has also practiced at Sullivan & Cromwell and Proskauer Rose. He is a frequent speaker and author on various topics, including workplace investigations and Sarbanes-Oxley / Dodd-Frank whistleblower issues.
John has a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy from Brown University and graduated from New York University School of Law. He has been a Society for Human Resources Management – Senior Certified Professional since July 2024 and an Association of Workplace Investigators Certificate Holder since April 2025.
Lauren Davis is a Principal at Offit Kurman, advising employers, executives, and organizations on complex employment and workplace law matters. She represents clients ranging from startups and nonprofits to multinational companies across industries including financial services, insurance, real estate, luxury goods, and the arts. Her practice spans litigation and counseling, with a focus on restrictive covenants, trade secret disputes, discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wage and hour claims, and whistleblower matters.
In addition to her litigation work, Lauren provides day-to-day strategic guidance on hiring, terminations, compliance, executive agreements, and workplace policies, and regularly leads internal investigations. She practices across New York, New Jersey, and Washington, D.C., and appears before federal and state courts and agencies. A certified New Jersey court-trained mediator, she began her career clerking in the New Jersey Superior Court and remains actively involved in the arts as a founding board member of a nonprofit supporting women in creative fields.
Joe leverages his litigation experience to help employers navigate labor relations and mitigate risk to avoid the courtroom, so they can focus on what they do best.
Chad Ayers is an employment attorney and workplace investigator with over a decade of experience in government and the private sector. At The Prinz Law Firm, he uses his diverse and substantive legal background to advocate for individuals and employers alike. A former Associate Inspector General for the City of Chicago, Chad led numerous investigations into sensitive matters of discrimination, sexual harassment and ethics violations. He also provided legal counsel and conducted audits for a variety of city departments. Chad’s nuanced understanding of organizational dynamics guides him in delivering equitable outcomes that serve his clients’ best interests.
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