Sherelle Wu is an Associate in the firm’s Labor & Employment Practice Area. Her background specializes in employment and higher education issues such as employment discrimination, employee classification, wage and hour, noncompetition, and Title IX.
Before Bowditch
During law school, Sherelle was a law clerk at several large Boston area law firms and Northeastern University representing businesses and universities in a range of issues. She was also a legal intern for the Fair Labor Division at the Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General. Before beginning her legal studies, Sherelle was the Executive Assistant to the Chief of District Courts at the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office.
Besides work
Sherelle enjoys stand-up comedy and making Halloween costumes for her nephews every year. She is conversational in Mandarin Chinese.
Affiliations
- Member, Women’s Bar Association
Articles + Talks
Articles
- “What do employees and employers in Massachusetts need to know about the Paid Family and Medical Leave Act?,” Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, January 5, 2021
Talks
- Panelist, “12th Annual Employment Law Update Part 2,” Bowditch & Dewey Webinar, January 21, 2021
Bar Admissions
- Massachusetts
Education
- J.D., Northeastern University School of Law
- B.A., Suffolk University
Events & Recordings
Publications
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Brian Mullin and Sherelle Wu Write “Can Higher Education Institutions Mandate COVID-19 Vaccines for Employees?” for the New England Board of Higher Education
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Sherelle Wu Writes “What do employees and employers in Massachusetts need to know about the Paid Family and Medical Leave Act?” for the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
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Client Alert: Winter is Coming – Workplace Vaccine Mandates
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Client Alert – Campus Safety and COVID-19: Clery Act Requirements in 2020
Campus Counsel
Bowditch Launches COVID-19 Initiative to Counsel, Support and Guide Clients in Uncharted Times
A Brief Overview of the New Massachusetts Campus Safety Act
Brian Mullin and Sherelle Wu Write “Can Higher Education Institutions Mandate COVID-19 Vaccines for Employees?” for the New England Board of Higher Education
12th Annual Employment Law Update (Webinar)
