Allison Williams is a labor and employment lawyer who is seen by her clients as a deeply caring, proactive problem-solver. She understand the value of investing the time needed to fully understand a client’s particular industry and workplace culture, in order to deliver custom solutions and tailored advice that is both practical and cost-effective.

Allison regularly counsels clients on a wide variety of labor and employment issues, and she has a particular passion for helping employers craft strategies to help avoid, or minimize, the impact of litigation. She is frequently asked to draft employee handbooks, employment contacts, and other agreements, as well as provide in-house training for managers on some of the most pressing issues of the day. Allison has experience litigating cases in state and federal courts, as well as before administrative agencies and arbitrators, such as the West Virginia Public Employees Grievance Board, the West Virginia Human Rights Commission, and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

While Allison offers assistance to employers in a wide-range of industries, she also has particular experience assisting employers in the aviation industry and in higher education. She has experience litigating AIR21 claims, GARA issues and has a broad-range of experience with Part 135 and Part 91 aircraft operations. Allison’s higher education practice has also included Title IX litigation and counseling, faculty and staff grievances, and counseling institutions about a plethora of issues from FERPA to FMLA and ADA Compliance and beyond.

Allison is recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star, she is highly regarded as a speaker on labor and employment issues, and she is also a monthly contributor to the West Virginia Employment Law Letter.