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Molly DiBianca

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Molly DiBianca maintains a legal practice consisting of equal parts litigation and client counseling. She represents employers in a variety of industries in employment-rights claims, discrimination matters, and equal employment disputes at the state and federal court level. She regularly represents clients seeking to both prosecute and defend against post-employment restrictive covenants.

She assists clients with internal investigations, wage-and-hour reviews, and employment-practices audits. Molly also counsels employers in the facilitation of reasonable accommodations and strategies for compliance with federal leave laws.

Training is an integral component of Molly’s preventative-practices philosophy. As part of that philosophy, Molly presents customized training to managers and executives during on-site seminars and workshops. She is a frequent speaker and teaches best employment practices to human resource professionals, executives, and in-house counsel.

Practice Areas

Education

J.D., magna cum laude, Villanova University School of Law, Villanova, Pennsylvania
B.A., University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware

Recognitions

Super Lawyers, Rising Star, Labor and Employment, 2012-2017

ABA Journal, Blawg 100, Labor and Employment, 2009-2013

Chambers USA – Labor and Employment (Michigan), 2016-2018, 2021

2022: Best Lawyers in America- Employment Law – Individuals; Litigation – Labor and Employment

Memberships

American Bar Association

Delaware State Bar Association; Member, Employment Law Section

Delaware Supreme Court Commission on Law and Technology; Head of Social Media Working Group

State Bar Licenses

Delaware

Court Admissions

U.S. District Ct., District of Delaware
U.S. Court of Appeals, 3rd Circuit
Supreme Court of Delaware

Representative Experience

  • Obtained complete dismissal of an unfair labor practice charge before the Delaware Public Employment Relations Board against a municipal client in which the police union asserted that the client violated Delaware labor laws when it allegedly failed to investigate internal complaints. The charge was dismissed at the pleading stage by the Board’s Executive Director and, after an appeal by the union with oral argument, the dismissal was upheld by the full Board.
Presentations

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