Gregory C. Keating
Shareholder
Littler Mendelson

Gregory C. Keating has a broad range of experience litigating employment disputes in federal and state courts and before the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination. He also regularly represents management in labor issues, which includes advising clients during union elections, representing clients during unfair labor practice proceedings before the National Labor Relations Board, obtaining injunctions for clients during employment and labor disputes, and negotiating collective bargaining agreements. Mr. Keating represents a diverse spectrum of clients with particular experience in the areas of health care, education and manufacturing.

Mr. Keating regularly counsels and trains regarding employment law issues, and has lectured on various employment related topics.

Before joining Littler Mendelson in January 2004, Mr. Keating practiced at Choate Hall & Stewart from 1993 until 2003. Prior to practicing law, Mr. Keating was a sixth grade teacher at Dexter School in Brookline, Massachusetts.

He has recently published pieces in USA Today, HR Advisor, Healthcare Financial Management, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, Mass High Tech, the Boston College Law Review, Banker and Tradesman, the ADA Compliance Guide, The Leave & Disability Coordination Handbook, and the Boston Globe.