About the Author

Richard R. Carlson

Professor Carlson teaches and writes in the fields of Employment Law, including discrimination and collective bargaining, Family Law, and Contracts. He is the author of a casebook, Employment Law, which is now in its second edition, as well as several articles including "The Small Firm Exemption and the Single Employer Doctrine in Employment Discrimination Law," 80 St. John's Law Review 1197 (2006), and "Citizen Employees" (publication pending). He is also the author and editor of two annually updated and annotated statutory compilations, Carlson's Federal Employment Laws Annotated and Carlson's Texas Employment Laws Annotated. Professor Carlson is a regular speaker at continuing legal education programs in the area of employment law. Since 1985, Professor Carlson has presented at more than fifty continuing legal education conferences.

Education

B.A., Wake Forest University
J.D., University of Georgia