A skilled litigator, Courtney B. Wilson has tried employment cases before judges, juries and arbitrators throughout Florida, appearing in all state and federal trial and appellate courts and in administrative proceedings. His expertise includes:
- Prosecuting and defending non-compete, unfair competition and trade secret claims
- Defending discrimination, harassment and employment contract claims
- Defending public accommodation claims under Title III of the Americans With Disabilities Act
- Claims involving Florida Non-compete Statute 542.335
- Florida Uniform Trade Secrets Act matters
- Florida Deceptive & Unfair Trade Practices Act claims
His practice ranges from representing small employers in single plaintiff cases to acting as lead counsel for Fortune 10 multi-national corporations in nationwide class actions. A frequent lecturer and presenter in Florida, Courtney was invited to speak at the Southern Methodist University, Dedman School of Law. He also offers seminars across the country.
Prior to working at Littler Mendelson, Courtney was an equity partner and head of the labor and employment practice of a prominent Miami boutique litigation firm, and, later, at the Miami office of a national firm.
PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY AFFILIATIONS
- Former Chair, Labor and Employment Law Section - Florida Bar, 2002 - 2003
- Former Member, Labor and Employment Law Section Executive Council - Florida Bar
RECOGNITION
- Named, The Best Lawyers in America, 1999-2013
PUBLICATIONS AND PRESS
- September 7, 2012Littler Press Release
- September 12, 2011Littler Press Release
- August 9, 2010Littler Press Release
- August 14, 2009Littler Press Release
- October 31, 2008Littler Press Release
- December 1, 2005The Florida Bar Journal
- December 2005Outrunning Contractual Non-Compete Undertakings: Does The Eleventh Circuit’s Palmer & Cay Decision Offer ‘Earlybird Specials’ For Florida Forum ShoppersThe Florida Bar Journal Vol. 79 No. 11
- October 11, 2005Littler Press Release
- January 2000Application of The Florida Civil Rights Act to Extraterritorial Employees in Sinclair v. De Jay Corp., Gives a Parochial Statute Potentially Limitless ApplicationThe Florida Bar Journal Vol. 74 No. 1
- September 1999Tort Reform and Its Impact on Labor and Employment Law in FloridaThe Checkoff Vol. 30 No. 1
- January 1995Analyzing Retaliation Claims Premised on Conditional Settlement Offers: Abandoning Comparative Evidence Yields Inconsistent Results"The Checkoff Vol. 26 No. 2
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
- 2003A Survey and Analysis of State Law Governing the Existence Scope and Alleged Breach of Employees' Duty of Loyalty
Annual Multi-State Labor & Employment Law Seminar - SMU Dedman School of Law - 2002Litigating the Efficacy of Sexual Harassment Investigations From Discovery Through Examination of the Attorney/Investigator at Trial
Annual Multi-State Labor & Employment Law Seminar - SMU Dedman School of Law