A Tri-State Session You Don't Want to Miss

Brown & Brown of Garden City Presents

Employment Law Essentials for Camp Director’s & Owners

at the 2025 Tri-State Camp Conference

Tuesday, March 11th at 8:30 am

Location:

Atlantic City Convention Center

Employment law might not be the first thing on a camp director's mind during a busy summer, but it's crucial to pay attention to it. Camps often mix work, social, and personal life in one place, which can blur boundaries and make compliance even more important. With the rise in legal actions from staff, inspired by numerous lawsuits and large settlements against employers, it's essential to have a basic understanding of the law, along with the right policies and procedures. This knowledge can help prevent unexpected legal issues and foster a sense of fairness among staff. Learn from real examples of employment claims made against camps to avoid similar problems.

About the Presenters

Scott R. Green is an experienced employment litigator and trusted counselor to a diverse array of employers, including publicly traded corporations, small businesses, multinational corporations, nonprofit organizations, and camps. His practice involves defending management against employment discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and wage and hour claims in federal and state courts and before various federal, state, and local administrative bodies, as well as defending employers against class action lawsuits and multidistrict lawsuits involving employment issues. Scott also routinely litigates restrictive covenant and non-competition disputes and handles traditional labor law matters. In addition to litigation, Scott regularly counsels employers with respect to employment agreements, employee handbooks, and employment policies, practices & procedures.

Michael Labadorf, CPCU, is a fourth-generation principal at Brown & Brown, a brokerage firm that has been providing insurance services to the camp community for over a century. As a former day and resident camper and the father of two former campers, he brings a wealth of personal experience to his role. Over his 42-year career, Michael has visited hundreds of camps nationwide and has presented at numerous conferences, including Tri-State, National, New England, and regional camp meetings. He has led Brown & Brown's camp insurance department for over four decades, supported by a team of experienced professionals. Michael has handled virtually every type of camp-related claim, including the increasing number of employment claims made by staff.