What this area covers
Labor lawyers represent unions or employers in organizing campaigns, contract negotiations, grievances and proceedings before labor boards.
Typical legal work
- Negotiating collective bargaining agreements
- Handling grievances and arbitrations
- Practising before labor relations boards
Where lawyers work
- Unions
- Law firms of every size
- In-house legal departments
- Labor relations agencies
Schools with verified programs
A school is listed here only when its own website names a concentration, certificate, clinic, center or field placement in Labor Law. Schools are in alphabetical order. The list is not a ranking, and a school that is absent may still teach the subject.
Filter these schools in the directorySources
- 1.American Bar Association. Section of Labor and Employment Law (opens in a new tab) Retrieved Sep 2026.
