Since Hermle started in employment law in the 1980s, the cultural landscape has shifted -- and with it, the way defense lawyers approach their cases.
"So many people have had really bad employment experiences, and we all read constantly about terrible examples of mistreatment in the workplace," Hermle said. "So most people start from the premise of believing an allegation, and in an environment like the one we have today -- which i...
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