Rochelle G. Skolnick
Rochelle Skolnick, associate, works in all areas of the Firm’s practice and has handled labor arbitrations. Before law school, Rochelle was a professional violinist and served as a union representative. She received the Mary Collier Hitchcock Prize for her article, Control, Collaboration or Coverage: The NLRA and the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Dilemma (20 Wash. U. J. L. & Pol’y 403). She has presented seminars on labor and employment law topics, including the duty of fair representation, subcontracting and sexual harassment. She has taught the Business of Music at a community college and volunteers with St. Louis Volunteer Lawyers & Accountants for the Arts. Rochelle received her law degree from Washington University where she served as Executive Notes & Projects Editor of the Journal of Law & Policy.