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Fred Ricks
far@hdfh.com 
Telephone: (636) 532-0300
Fax: (636) 532-0246
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Experience

Fred A. Ricks, Jr. has over twenty years of experience representing clients on all aspects of labor and employment matters throughout the United States.

Fred's employment law practice encompasses a full range of employment law matters including state and federal employment discrimination laws, wage and hour, wrongful discharge and employee benefit claims. 

His practice includes planning and consulting work designed to prevent labor and employment law claims against clients. 

Fred also represents clients in all aspects of traditional labor law matters, including collective bargaining, arbitration, issues arising out of mergers and acquisitions, and representation of employers before the NLRB on matters such as representation elections and unfair labor practice charges. 

Fred is a frequent speaker at seminars and conferences on labor and employment law issues for bar associations, employer organizations and individual employers. 

Legal Education

  • University of Missouri
    Juris Doctor, 1981

Undergraduate Education

  • University of Kansas
    Bachelor of Arts (honors), 1973

Bar Admissions

  • Missouri, 1981

Affiliations and Honors

  • American Bar Association

  • The Missouri Bar (Member, Labor and Employment Law Committee)

  • Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis (Member, Labor and Employment Law Section)

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