Employment and Labor Law

Contact: Marc R. Engel; Lerch, Early & Brewer (Maryland, USA)

The legendary college basketball coach, John Wooden, famously taught his players on the first day of practice each year how to put their socks on correctly. Wooden believed first and foremost that elite basketball players needed healthy feet and that "sock instruction" was necessary to prevent blisters.

Wooden's record of excellence (10 national championships in 12 years) was predicated upon his belief that mastering the basics was absolutely crucial to success. The beauty of Coach Wooden's success was the simplicity and consistently of his principles.

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