TenStallings

Associate

Miami + 1.305.714.9757

Ten Stallings is a strategic, goals-driven litigator who defends employers against claims arising under federal, state, and local labor and employment laws. She also partners with companies to mitigate and manage risks by streamlining and implementing policies in the workplace.

Clients recognize Ten for her communications skills and sensitivity to their business goals. She assists clients with a range of employment issues including counseling on and defending employment discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wage/hour, and restrictive covenant matters. Ten works with companies to proactively avoid litigation by conducting investigations and compliance audits, restructuring and developing employment policies and practices, and negotiating employment issues that may arise in a transactional setting.

She has also presented and written articles on issues related to employment concerns arising from the ever-evolving work-from-home climate, emerging state legislation, and employment immigration issues. Prior to practicing law, Ten served as president of the Honor Council at her alma matter, the University of Miami School of Law. In her spare time, Ten enjoys experiential learning of new cultures through travel.

Expérience

  • Atlas Air defeats mass-action litigation in federal court over its COVID-19 vaccine policiesJones Day successfully secured complete dismissal of a mass-action litigation brought against Atlas Air, Inc. and its senior executives challenging Atlas's COVID-19 policies.
  • Atlas Air prevails on religious discrimination and retaliation claims after hearing before Florida Commission on Human RelationsJones Day achieved a complete victory for Atlas Air., Inc. before Florida's Commission on Human Relations when, after a full-day evidentiary hearing, an Administrative Law Judge ("ALJ") in Florida's Division of Administrative Hearings ruled that Atlas did not discriminate against a pilot based on his religion or retaliate against him by implementing its COVID-19 vaccine policies.
  • Spirit Airlines' successful motion to dismiss quickly affirmed by 11th CircuitThe 11th Circuit affirmed Jones Day client Spirit Airlines Inc.'s successful motion to dismiss regarding their opening a new Operations Control Center (OCC) in Orlando, Florida.