Fisher Phillips, one of the country’s preeminent labor and employment law firms representing employers, is pleased to announce that Timothy M. Kratz has joined the firm as a Partner in the Denver office.
With more than 30 years of litigation experience, Tim is known for representing employers in federal and state court litigation and administrative proceedings throughout the country. He was most recently at one of the big four labor and employment law firms where he served as its Denver office litigation manager representing companies in complex labor and employment law disputes. Tim has defended businesses in a wide variety of employment law claims including those involving restrictive covenants and trade secrets, harassment and discrimination, EEOC pattern and practice litigation, Fair Labor Standards Act, wage and hour, breach of duty of loyalty, and public policy discharge.
At Fisher Phillips, he will litigate on behalf of businesses in a variety of employment law disputes with an emphasis on representing employers in restrictive covenant and trade secrets matters in state and federal court. “Tim is a top-rated litigator with a reputation for playing both offense and defense,” said Michael Greco, Regional Managing Partner of Fisher Phillips’ Denver office. “He has a stellar reputation for his work protecting clients’ confidential business information and trade secrets and defending against competitors who assert these types of claims. His litigation prowess in this...
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