Listen first
The intake team starts with what happened, what changed, and what you need now. Submitting information does not create an attorney-client relationship.
How we work
Care in the process. Discipline in the work.
A clear view of what happens from the first conversation through a written engagement decision.
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Care-led counsel. Federal litigation discipline.
Review the record
If the matter proceeds to attorney review, the firm evaluates the available timeline, documents, legal issues, jurisdiction, and deadlines.
Choose the path
The next step may involve an agency charge, negotiation, litigation, a referral, or a clear explanation that the firm cannot accept the matter.
Put the agreement in writing
Representation begins only after conflicts are cleared and both the client and firm sign a written engagement agreement defining scope and fees.
Fees depend on the engagement
Many employment matters may be considered for contingency representation, while other work may use different arrangements. The written engagement agreement controls. There is no fee for submitting the case-review form or speaking with the intake team.
Request a case reviewStart with a conversation
Your consultation is free. Your deadline is not.
Employment claims carry strict filing deadlines. Talk to an attorney while every option is still open.
No fee for the initial review. No attorney-client relationship until confirmed in writing.