Mr. Hancock regularly represents employers in a variety of economic sectors, including health care, financial services, and product design, engineering, and manufacturing. For more than 25 years, he has worked with companies to resolve issues facing their most important resource: their workforce. Mr. Hancock has appeared before administrative agencies and state and federal courts across the country, achieving successful results when required and finding ways to resolve complicated matters when needed. Most recently, he was appointed to serve on the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility by the Tennessee Supreme Court.
Mr. Hancock has more than two decades of experience handling claims such as wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. He has also served as counsel to management clients as they address all aspects of employment law and litigation, including employee counseling and termination, proactive employee training, and handling employee complaints and claims.
Mr. Hancock also serves as counsel to clients in complex litigation matters, including class and collective actions, federal compliance actions, municipal and governmental defense cases, and various civil litigation matters. His diverse litigation experience across multiple industries and in multiple forums mirrors his ability to adapt to any client's business environment and needs. This skill allows him to become a meaningful contributor and partner when needed.
Mr. Hancock is a frequent speaker and writer whose articles have appeared in BNA's Employment Discrimination Law, the American Bar Association's Labor and Employment Law Newsletter, the University of Memphis Law Review, The Commercial Appeal, the Practical Law Company, and HR Professionals of the Mid-South magazine, among other publications. Mr. Hancock also often speaks on employment and civil litigation topics for a variety of clients and groups, including the Association for Corporate Counsel, The Society for Human Resource Management, the National Association of Legal Administrators, the Memphis Bar Association, and the Tennessee Bar Association and others.