George Koliopoulos advises clients on a broad range of labor and employment matters, including Title VII, age discrimination, fair labor standards, family and medical leave, the WARN Act, wrongful discharge and restrictive covenants. George helps develop and manage company policies, employment contracts, employment handbooks, terminations and reduction in force plans and executive employment agreements.
George Koliopoulos advises clients on a broad range of labor and employment matters, including Title VII, age discrimination, fair labor standards, family and medical leave, the WARN Act, wrongful discharge and restrictive covenants. George helps develop and manage company policies, employment contracts, employment handbooks, terminations and reduction in force plans and executive employment agreements.
He counsels employers on Americans with Disabilities Act matters, including those involving disability accommodations, building and facility access and defense of discrimination claims. He also provides advice and counseling regarding the Fair Labor Standards Act and Title VII, and he advises employers on the requirements of the Family Medical Leave Act, the National Labor Relations Act and the Fair Credit Reporting Act. George also helps companies prepare and enforce confidentiality, non-disclosure, non-competition, trade secret and other restrictive agreements and policies to mitigate risks associated with employee mobility. George also helps clients navigate both Federal and state Fair Housing Act issues, including fair housing discrimination claims and assessing potential FHA liability for housing providers.
For clients seeking help navigating commercial litigation, including business and employment tort litigation, George provides counsel from the pre-filing stage through settlement negotiations and trial. He represents clients in litigation matters in Virginia state court, including regulatory proceedings, investigations, and administrative matters.
George is fluent in Greek, which enables him to assist Greek companies operating in the U.S.
He earned his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Richmond School of Law, where he was the vice president of the Student Bar Association and a member of the Client Counseling & Negotiation Executive Board. He earned both his Master’s Degree in international commerce and policy and his Bachelor of Arts degree from George Mason University.
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01.04.2023
20 Williams Mullen Attorneys Named to CoVa Biz Magazine’s Top Lawyers of Coastal Virginia 2023
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12.27.2022
Williams Mullen Represents Cox Transportation Services in Acquisition of Texas-Based Freight Transporter
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11.30.2022
65 Williams Mullen Attorneys Named to Virginia Business Magazine’s Legal Elite for 2022
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04.20.2021
Virginia’s New Overtime Law Likely To Create New Employer Headaches
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01.22.2021
District of Columbia Delivers Lethal Blow to Non-Competes
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06.02.2020
Treasury Department Leverages PPP Forgiveness to Require Employers to Disclose Job Offer Rejections to State Unemployment Agencies
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05.21.2020
Return to Workplace Guidance: Temperature and Other Medical Screening of Workers for COVID-19 Symptoms and OSHA Reporting of COVID-19 Cases
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03.30.2020
UPDATE: U.S. DOL Publishes New Guidance Clarifying Paid Sick Leave and Expanded FMLA Under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act
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09.24.2019
New DOL Rule: Higher Salary Required to Meet DOL Overtime Exemptions
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04.29.2019
Federal Court Ruling Could Cost EEO-1 Employers Billions in Compliance
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12.13.2018
Williams Mullen Welcomes Four First-Year Associates