Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
- employment law advice
- workplace legal issues
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Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
Cauley Pridgen specializes in employment law and has longstanding relationships with public and private clients in North Carolina.
Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
Hammer Law specializes in employment law and has been led by Holly Hammer, practicing since 2003 and licensed in multiple states.
Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
Hartzog Law Group has extensive experience defending employers in both state and federal court.
Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
They provide personalized representation in workers' compensation claims and have been practicing since 1994.
Please allow 24 hours for our team to review your claim.
Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
Louis Wooten, Attorney at Law has over 20 years of experience in business law and is AV Rated by Martindale-Hubbell.
Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
Miller Law Group has over 150 years of combined legal experience and offers free consultations 24/7.
available 24/7
Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
They provide employment law counsel with over 20 years of experience and cater to clients in the Triangle area.
prompt guidance to avoid missing deadlines
Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
Williams Mullen has been providing labor law expertise since 1909 and has a presence in multiple states including North Carolina and Virginia.
Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
Hedrick Gardner Kincheloe & Garofalo, LLP has multiple offices in key cities like Charlotte and Raleigh, focusing on employment law.
Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
Hedrick Gardner Kincheloe & Garofalo, LLP has multiple offices in key North Carolina and South Carolina cities, specializing in employment law.
Employment Law
Cary, NC
The Law Offices of Gilda A. Hernandez has recovered over $50M in wages for clients and specializes in wage theft cases.
free case evaluation
Employment Law
Raleigh, NC
Some firms exclusively represent employees (e.g., The Noble Law), while others focus on employer defense (e.g., Hartzog Law Group). A few, like Hammer Law, serve businesses and executives. Always confirm which side a firm represents before scheduling a consultation.
The North Carolina State Bar offers certification in workers' compensation law, and the National Board of Trial Advocacy certifies attorneys in employment law. Certification requires substantial experience, peer review, and a written exam, indicating deeper specialization than a general practitioner.
Yes. Firms like Hammer Law specialize in reviewing and negotiating severance agreements, non-competes, and NDAs. Expect an hourly fee for contract review rather than contingency, since there is no lawsuit filed.
Employee-side discrimination and wrongful-termination cases are often handled on contingency, meaning no upfront fee but a percentage of any recovery. Contract review and employer-side counsel are typically billed hourly. Miller Law Group and The Noble Law both offer free initial consultations.
You generally have 180 days to file a charge with the EEOC (or 300 days if a state or local FEP agency exists), and 180 days to file with the NC Department of Labor for state claims. Missing these deadlines can bar your claim, so contacting an attorney promptly matters.