Library of Connecticut Employment Law Forms is a comprehensive set of over 140 forms used for every aspect of an employment matter, from pre-judgment remedies to post-litigation issues.   The forms in this book are efficiently divided into those used in federal court, those used in state court, and CHRO forms which are used in both state and federal court.               These complaints are presented in book and electronic format on a CD-ROM, which may be opened in MS Word and in an online format. These forms may be edited to suit the unique facts and circumstances of each case. Use these forms as your templates and save valuable time drafting and typing. In addition, online access will be available at no extra cost.   Joseph D. Garrison Garrison, Levin-Epstein, Chimes, Richardson & Fitzgerald has  long been recognized as the pre-eminent law firm in the state representing individuals in employment disputes. The firm has litigated many of the landmark cases in the employment field in Connecticut and won some of the largest verdicts in the history of the state. Joseph D. Garrison founded the law firm in 1975. From the beginning of his career, he has represented individuals. Employment law became an important part of his activities, and after some early successes he has concentrated his practice in this field. Mr. Garrison has tried numerous employment cases to conclusion before juries, as well as before arbitrators in arbitration proceedings. He is experienced in the federal and state trial courts of Connecticut. Since 2003, Mr. Garrison has increasingly acted as a mediator and an arbitrator. He is a panel member on the American Arbitration Association's selective list of mediators and arbitrators. His experience in these procedures has further enhanced his ability to represent clients at all levels of employment in negotiations and other settlement processes. The year 2007 will be the 20th consecutive year that Mr. Garrison has been listed in The Best Lawyers In America . Placement in Best Lawyers results from peer selection and represents the top 1% of lawyers in the particular listed fields. In addition, Mr. Garrison was selected as a Connecticut Super Lawyer , and within that group he earned a spot in the top 50 lawyers in the state. Because of his jury trial work, he has also been selected to the American Board of Trial Advocates, an honorary group in which he is the only lawyer selected in Connecticut who represents employees in employment matters. Mr. Garrison has been writing a monthly column for the Connecticut Law Tribune since 2003, concentrating on issues in arbitration law and procedure. He contributed a chapter to Connecticut's Mediation Practice Book on mediation from the employee's perspective. He has acted as a book reviewer for works on alternate dispute resolution, arbitration, and jury instructions for employment litigation. Mr. Garrison is also a nationally-known speaker. He has spoken annually at various seminars, including New York University Law School's employment law workshop for federal judges, the National Employment Lawyers Association's (NELA) conventions, and the Law Education Institute seminar for employment law. He has also spoken at many American Bar Association annual meetings and seminars, and is a frequent lecturer in Connecticut.