An experienced employment lawyer, Allen Fagin balances a strong interest in philanthropy with his work at Proskauer Rose LLP, in New York. At Proskauer Rose, Mr. Fagin has represented clients in employment litigation with a focus on claims alleging gender, national origin, race, or age discrimination; defamation; breach of contract; and wrongful discharge. With clients in fields such as transportation, legal services, utilities, financial services, manufacturing, and entertainment, Allen Fagin has a strong foundation in all the nuances of labor law. Allen Fagin served as Chairman of Proskauer Rose for six years. He is also a former co-Chair of the Labor and Employment Law Department at Proskauer Rose. Among other jurisdictions, he has handled cases in New York, Florida, California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Florida. At Proskauer Rose, Mr. Fagin has represented clients in state and federal court, as well as before arbitration panels of the New York Stock Exchange and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. With extensive experience in multi-plaintiff and class action matters, as well as single-plaintiff cases, Allen Fagin of Proskauer Rose has been a prominent figure in labor and employment law. In addition to his role at Proskauer Rose, Allen Fagin has written and published articles in Human Resource Executive, The Practical Lawyer, The National Law Journal, and Corporate Counselor, among other publications. He has also been quoted in a number of prominent publications and has appeared on CNN. He regularly gives presentations to Proskauer Rose clients, in-house counsel, labor professionals, and human resources managers. Outside of his role at Proskauer Rose, Allen Fagin serves as a leader in the community, including roles as a Senior Vice President of the Orthodox Union and a former member of the Board of Directors of Lawyers Alliance for New York. At Lawyers Alliance for New York, Mr. Fagin works to provide pro bono legal work for nonprofit organizations and community groups throughout the New York area.