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Employee Rights Consultations and Employment Document Reviews

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What Is Your Employment Issue?

We need information from you to decide if your situation is something we can help you with. This checklist will give us the basics. The name of your employer is required and if it is not filled in, we can read no further. We need your employer name because we are required to make sure we have no conflict of interest in taking on a case for you. The Rules of Professional Conduct do not permit us to take a case against a current client or usually, a former client.
  • When you provide this information to us, it does not mean that we think you have a case or that we will represent you in one. This information just represents the first step in the process of forming an attorney-client relationship.
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Document Review & Consultation

We offer document review and a phone consultation for a flat fee of $200. We offer a document review and in-person consultation for a flat fee of $400. In both cases, payment must be made in advance through PayPal and the documents must be scanned into PDF form. In order to complete the intake process, please fill out this form to completion, upload the document you would like reviewed, submit a consultation payment using the PayPal link in the form below, and press SUBMIT to send the form.
  • Upload your document that you would like reviewed. You must press submit at the bottom of this form for the document to send. To upload multiple documents, please send a zip file.
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