David W. Garland, Chair of the firm's National Labor and Employment Practice Steering Committee, in the firm's New York and Newark offices, was featured by William & Mary Law School in “Labor Attorney Garland Helps Law Students Take Charge of Their Careers,” by David F. Morrill, concerning Mr. Garland’s recent visit to the law school.

Following is an excerpt:

It doesn’t take much for David Garland ’80 to respond to William & Mary’s call. As an undergraduate, for instance, he served as president of the Student Assembly, and he is currently making a difference on his 35th Reunion Committee.

More recently, he came to William & Mary Law School at the invitation of the Office of Career Services to share advice on how law students can take charge of their careers.

“It’s important to me to give back to William & Mary,” Garland says. “If my comments and advice help even one student, then the trip was worthwhile.”

Garland, a Member of the national law firm Epstein Becker & Green, is a nationally recognized labor and employment attorney based in the firm’s New York and Newark, New Jersey offices. He is Chair of the Firm’s Labor and Employment Steering Committee and a member of the Firm’s Board of Directors.

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