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ARTICLE · 12 DECEMBER 2018

ConstangyTV Is On The Air! (Video)

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We had to temporarily suspend ConstangyTV Close-Up on Workplace Law this summer because of some technical issues. But those issues have been resolved, and the show is back -- and better than ever!

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Robin Shea
Robin Shea

Just in time for Hanukkah!

We had to temporarily suspend ConstangyTV Close-Up on Workplace Law this summer because of some technical issues. But those issues have been resolved, and the show is back -- and better than ever!

In our new show, host Leigh Tyson talks with Mary Dohner Smith about whether #MeToo means the end of the workplace holiday party. The video is on our firm website home page, and also on YouTube . . . but we'll save you the trip:

Happy holidays!

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