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Employment Law

Employment lawyers handle unpaid wages, unlawful firing, harassment complaints and severance review.

Lawyers who handle this kind of matter (25)

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Janice Powers

US ATTORNEY WDNC

Office in Charlotte, North Carolina

Licensing & Regulatory Law · Civil Litigation · Employment Law

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Jason R. Rosser

Durham County Attorney's Office

Office in Durham, North Carolina

Civil Litigation · Employment Law

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Lauren Nichole Hoffman

Brooks Pierce

Office in Raleigh, North Carolina

Civil Litigation · Education Law · Employment Law

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Marshall A. Swann

Marshall A. Swann, Attorney at Law

Office in Charlotte, North Carolina

Civil Litigation · Employment Law · General Practice

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Saprina Brown Taylor

Law Office of Saprina Brown Taylor

Office in Haw River, North Carolina

Licensing & Regulatory Law · Workers compensation

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Tawanda Artis

Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

Office in Raleigh, North Carolina

Business Law · Employment Law

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X. Lightfoot

Ward and Smith, P.A.

Office in Raleigh, North Carolina

Employment Law

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