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Nolan J. Lafler | Blitman & King LLP
By: Daily Record Staff//March 10, 2021
Nolan J. Lafler has been named a partner at Blitman & King LLP’s labor and employment law Department in
Rochester. Lafler’s practice includes all facets of collective bargaining, grievance and interest arbitration as well as proceedings before the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) and Public Employment Relations Board (PERB). He also handles matters of internal union administration and state and federal court litigation on behalf of unions. Lafler received his law degree in 2014 from the American University Washington College of Law in Washington, D.C.
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