Todd Butler represents clients in matters involving employment, civil rights, and appellate issues. He defends companies and individuals in litigation, including class actions, relating to constitutional law, employment discrimination, wage and hour, wrongful termination, and harassment. A portion of his practice is dedicated to traditional labor matters, such as defending unfair-labor-practice complaints before the NLRB and arbitrating cases concerning the interpretation of collective-bargaining agreements. Mr. Butler's experience extends to defending clients' rights before administrative agencies as well, including the EEOC and state unemployment commissions, and he also counsels clients on work place policies and compliance.  Mr. Butler teaches courses on appellate advocacy as an adjunct professor at Mississippi College School of Law and serves as Editor-in-Chief of the Mississippi Defense Lawyer Association's quarterly magazine.