Employment Lawyers in Ohio
NearLawyers lists 10 employment lawyers with offices in Ohio, including Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dayton and 4 other cities. Compare profiles and office locations below, then contact the lawyer directly.
Columbus 3Cincinnati 1Cleveland 1Dayton 1Dublin 1Independence 1Lakewood 1Wickliffe 1
Employment lawyers in Columbus
Employment lawyers in Cincinnati
Employment lawyers in Cleveland
Employment lawyers in Dayton
Employment lawyers in Dublin
Employment lawyers in Independence
Employment lawyers in Lakewood
Employment lawyers in Wickliffe
What does a employment lawyer do?
Employment lawyers represent workers in disputes with employers, including wrongful termination, discrimination and harassment, unpaid wages and overtime, retaliation and whistleblower claims, and severance negotiations. Many offer a free first consultation to assess whether you have a claim.
Before you hire a employment lawyer in Ohio
- Confirm the lawyer is licensed and in good standing with the Ohio state bar.
- Ask how long they have handled employment matters and how often they go to court.
- Ask how fees work: hourly, flat fee or contingency, and what costs are extra.
- Ask who will handle your case day to day and how you will get updates.
- Get the fee agreement in writing before any work begins.
Other practice areas in Ohio
Business 10Personal Injury 10Estate Planning 9Criminal Defense 8Family Law 7Bankruptcy 5Civil Rights 5Intellectual Property 5Disability 5Litigation 5Immigration 5Health Care 4Real Estate 4Insurance 1
Employment lawyers in other states
Minnesota 9Georgia 8Alabama 7California 6Illinois 6New York 6Tennessee 6Texas 5Michigan 5South Carolina 5Florida 5North Carolina 5Virginia 5Arizona 5Massachusetts 5Indiana 5Colorado 5Kentucky 5Pennsylvania 4Washington 4
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