Nance L. Schick, Chief Resolution Officer
Keeping you out of court (whenever feasible) and building your conflict resolution skills.
As I've mentioned before, I have experience with sexual harassment from several angles. I have provided legal counsel to parties during their sexual harassment claims. I have investigated and mediated …
[Read more...] about Five Actions You Can Take When You’re Being Sexually Harassed
When I entered the workforce, I thought sexual harassment was just part of what I had to endure. And I did. Co-workers amused themselves in the kitchen of the fast-food restaurants by talking about …
[Read more...] about Seven Choices to Make When You’re Being Sexually Harassed
All employers in New York State are now required to provide sexual harassment training to all employees by October 9, 2019, but that isn't the primary reason this is an important topic. Sexual …
[Read more...] about Webinar: Beyond the NYS Model Sexual Harassment Training
I first learned that I was protected from sexual harassment in the workplace when I went to work at United Parcel Service in 1988. I had already been working since I was 12 years old--when my mom got …
Several years ago, I was invited to participate in the development of a book about "dynamic women who pioneered and paved their own road to success". I submitted what I now see is a cleansed version …
[Read more...] about As the Book States, Never Underestimate the Strength of Women
In honor of Women's History Month, Authors Joyce Steinert and Kerin Martucci will join some of the subjects of their book, Never Underestimate the Strength of Women, in a panel discussion on Tuesday, …
[Read more...] about Nance L. Schick Joins Other Strong Women for Women’s History Month Talk
I have a new virtual assistant service. After nearly three years as part of The Law Studio ("TLS") team, Tyler followed the paths of Lia and Jennifer. He is back in school and building a life he loves …
[Read more...] about Take the Next Step: You Have to Create the Partnership, Too
We all want to be comfortable. We start each day, hoping it will go smoothly, even when we fear it won't. So, it's not surprising that we don't want to talk about race. It's rarely a comfortable …
[Read more...] about Let Yourself Be Uncomfortable About Race
I love “mom and pop shops”. Before I was born, my parents owned a small auto parts store in Louisville, Kentucky, where I grew up. The store was bankrupt early in my life, and by the time I was …
[Read more...] about Sympathy is Not a Good Basis for Hiring
All year, I’ve promised myself, my sister, and my closest friends that I would take a vacation. As I did after my assault and many other life challenges, I continued working after my mother’s death. …
