Steven W. Ray
Partner
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Steven W. Ray is a founding partner of Isler Dare Ray Radcliffe & Connolly,
P.C. Prior to establishing
the Firm in 1997, Steve represented employers in
the Washington, D.C. area for ten years as an attorney with local firms, Kruchko & Fries
in McLean, and Epstein, Becker & Green in Washington, D.C.
Steve advises employers and speaks on subjects such as workplace security
and monitoring, employee theft relating to electronic data, sexual harassment,
union organizing, the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Service Contract Act, and
affirmative action. He has represented employers in courts throughout the country,
in particular California where he practiced for several years, in cases arising
under federal and state laws.
Steve resides with his wife in Fairfax, Virginia.
Education
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, J.D., 1984
San
Diego State University, B.S. Finance, 1981
Professional Memberships
State:
California (1984)
District of Columbia (1988)
Virginia (1991)
Maryland (1997)
Federal:
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals (4th Circuit; D.C. Circuit)
U.S. District Courts (Eastern District of Virginia; Western District of Virginia;
District of Columbia; Northern District of California; Eastern District of California;
District of Maryland)
Bar Associations:
Fairfax County Bar Association
President (2006-2007); Member, Board of Directors
(2000-present)
Chair (1996-98), Continuing Legal Education Committee
Chair (99-00); Vice Chair (1998-99), Revenue Development
Committee
Chair (1999), Employment
Law Section (charter member)
Pro Se Task Force (1997) (member)
Recipient, President’s
Award (1998)
District of Columbia Bar
Northern
Virginia Asian American Bar Association
(1997 - present) (founding member)
Publications
Virginia Employment Practices and Forms, Virginia
Law Foundation
(1st ed. 2002) (available at www.vacle.org)
Virginia Wage and Hour Handbook,
Virginia Chamber of Commerce Legal Reference Series
(March 2005) (available
at www.vachamber.com)
Information Security and Regulations, Employee
Monitoring: A Legal Discussion of Employer’s and Employee’s
Rights.
(1999)
National
Information Systems Security Conference, Monitoring Your Employees:
How Much Can You Do and What Should You Do When You Uncover Wrongdoing?
(1996)
Contributing
Editor, Advanced Management Journal, Society for Advancement of
Management
(1996-present)
Comment, The California Initiative Process: The Demise
of the Single Subject Rule, 14 Pac. L.J. 1095
(1983)
Professional/Continuing Legal Education Presentations
Society of Human Resource Management: Advising Businesses on Virginia Employment Practices and Forms
(Warrenton, Virginia; April 2007)
Washington Metro Industry Liaison Group: Responding to
Charges of Discrimination Under Federal, State and Local Anti-Discrimination
Laws
(Tysons Corner, Virginia; September 2004)
Sterling Education Services: Practical Applications of Employment Law in
Virginia
(Arlington, Virginia; February 2004)
Society for Human Resource Management:
Employment Law from A to Z: Forms and Best Practices in Hiring, Managing,
and Firing Employees
(Tysons Corner, Virginia; June 2003)
Lorman Education Services: Covenants
Time Off in Virginia: State and Federal Laws on Employee Leave, Vacations
and Holidays
(Arlington, Virginia; February,
2003)
Virginia CLE: Advising Business on Employment Practices and Forms
(Richmond
and McLean, Virginia; December, 1996, October, 1999, October, 2002, February,
2005)
Council
on Education in Management: Current Developments on Employment Law in Virginia
(Arlington, Virginia; November, 2002)
Virginia Bar Association (VBA), Labor & Employment
Section, 32nd Annual Conference: Does Virginia Need a Whistleblower Statute?
(Williamsburg, Virginia;
September 2002)
Council on Education in Management: Personnel Law Update ’98-Discipline
and Termination for Poor Attitude or Personality Conflict: Making Essential
Business Decisions Without Fear of Lawsuits
(Falls Church, Virginia; November
1998)
Council on Education in Management: FMLA, ADA and Virginia Laws: Determining
Which Portions of Which Laws Must be Followed
(Falls Church, Virginia;
February 1998)
Virginia CLE: Pay Me Now or Pay Me Later: What You Need to
Know About the Wage and Hour Laws
(Richmond and Alexandria, Virginia; December
1997)
Lorman Education Services: Covenants Not to Compete in Virginia
(McLean,
Virginia; September 1997)
Virginia CLE: Avoiding and Handling Wrongful Discharge
Cases in Virginia
(statewide telephonic presentation; May 1997)
19th National
Information Systems Security Conference: Electronic Data: Privacy, Security,
Confidentiality Issues in the Workplace
(Baltimore,
Maryland; paper
published; October 1996)
Virginia CLE: Issues in Workplace Security:
Monitoring Employees in the Workplace
(Richmond, Virginia; April 1996)
Fairfax Bar Association CLE: Pitfalls to Avoid in Small Business Practice (Labor
Issues for the Small Business)
(Fairfax, Virginia; April 1996)
Fairfax Bar Association CLE: 5th Annual Employment Law Update (Negligent Hiring and
Workplace Violence)
(Fairfax, Virginia; February 1995)
Fairfax Bar Association CLE: Pitfalls to Avoid in Small Business Practice (How to Hire an Employee)
(March
1994)
Community Activites
Leadership Fairfax, Class of 1998
Board of Directors (2000-2001)
Membership and Development Committees (member)
Fairfax Chamber of Commerce
Legislative Affairs Committee (member)
Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Employment Relations Committee
(member)
ChildHelp
Member Greater Washington Area Advisory Board
Piedmont Workforce Council
Member (Business Representative for Rappahannock
County)
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