Lilias Gordon is an Associate Attorney in the firm’s Litigation and Labor & Employment practice groups. She works out of the Roanoke office.
Lilias’s practice focuses on litigation, particularly in areas of labor and employment. She has experience researching and drafting policies to help businesses comply with employment laws, including Title VII of the Civil Rights Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Lilias first joined Woods Rogers as a summer associate in 2018. She graduated cum laude from the University of Richmond School of Law, where she was an editor of the Journal of Law and Technology. Lilias also interned with the Virginia Attorney General’s office in the Labor and Employment Division.
An avid runner, Lilias completed her first marathon at 11 years old. During her undergraduate years at Wake Forest University, she played Division I soccer in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Featured Posts
Collective Bargaining for Public Employees Arrives in the Commonwealth—Virginia HB 582 | September 16, 2020
DOL Revises FFCRA Regulations – Here we go again! (Coronavirus and the Law) | September 14, 2020
Judge Strikes Down Some DOL Employee Leave Regulations Under FFCRA (Coronavirus and the Law) | August 24, 2020
Business Interruption Insurance and COVID-19 (Coronavirus and the Law) | May 26, 2020
Unemployment Qualifications and Benefits Under the CARES Act (Coronavirus and the Law) | April 15, 2020
Speaking Engagements
Charlottesville SHRM | Airtight Writing: Protect Your Workplace and Your Employees with Better Job Descriptions | November 10, 2020
Virginia Credit Union League | Virginia’s Updated Workplace Standards & EFMLA | August 5, 2020
Virginia Tech Roanoke Center | Airtight Writing: Protect Your Workplace and Your Employees with Better Job Descriptions | August 12, 2020
Virginia Tech Roanoke Center | Emergency Leave and FLSA: Post COVID-19 and Beyond | July 29, 2020
SEMINARS + EVENTS
HR LifeLine: 2020 Labor & Employment Webinar Series | Every Thursday in October
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