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David Anton Skidmore Jr.
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Practice Areas
1
Practice Area
Employment and Labor
100%
31 years
Fees and Rates
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Licensed in Ohio for 34 years
State: Ohio
Acquired: 1991
No misconduct found
Location
Frost Brown Todd, LLC
3300 Great American Tower, 301 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, OH, 45202
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"David and I represent opposite sides in employment discrimination matters. We tried a major sexual harassment case against each other. David is brave, diligent, smart, committed, and effective. I highly recommend him."
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Experience
Honors
2007
Best Lawyers in America,
2006
Best Lawyers in America,
2005
Best Lawyers in America,
N/A
Ohio Super Lawyer,
Associations
Cincinnati Bar Association
Member
Ohio State Bar Association
Member
Federal Bar Association
Member
Education
1991
Northwestern University School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1991
University of Kent at Canterbury
MA - Masters
1987
Duke University
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2007
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We have an employee who needs to lift patients and equipment in her job who has complained previously about a bad back. Can we send her out for a medical exam to make sure she can do her job?
2005
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Keeping Out of Trouble - Managing Your Employees
2005
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Smart Interviewing Can Prevent A Lawsuit Later: Concentrate on Job Candidate's Skills and Abilities
2005
Unknown
Seven Steps Toward Low(er) Risk Terminations