Carmen Jo Rejda-Ponce, known as CJ, serves as a Principal at Germer's Houston office, where her extensive expertise in labor and employment law positions her as a vital resource for both private and public sector clients throughout Texas. With a Board Certification in Labor and...
Carmen Jo Rejda-Ponce, known as CJ, serves as a Principal at Germer's Houston office, where her extensive expertise in labor and employment law positions her as a vital resource for both private and public sector clients throughout Texas. With a Board Certification in Labor and Employment Law from the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, CJ has honed her skills in navigating complex employment issues, including discrimination, harassment, and civil rights violations. Her comprehensive practice encompasses the entire litigation process, from pre-claim assessments to trial representation, ensuring that her clients receive strategic and effective counsel at every stage.
CJ's current projects reflect her commitment to advocating for workplace equity and compliance with employment regulations. She frequently engages in high-stakes litigation involving hostile work environments, retaliation claims, and wage and hour disputes, drawing on her deep understanding of both state and federal labor laws. Her adeptness in mediation and arbitration further enhances her ability to resolve conflicts efficiently, often leading to favorable outcomes for her clients without the need for protracted litigation.
In addition to her litigation prowess, CJ is recognized for her skills in government relations, allowing her to navigate the intricacies of regulatory compliance and advocate for her clients' interests in legislative matters. Her dedication to civil rights and employment discrimination cases underscores her passion for fostering inclusive workplaces. As a thought leader in her field, CJ is not only a formidable litigator but also a trusted advisor who empowers organizations to implement best practices in employment policies and procedures, ultimately contributing to a more equitable work environment across Texas.
