- Family law
- Divorce
- Estate planning
- +5
Employment and labor lawyers
Employment law covers pay, discrimination, leave, and agreements about what happens when a job ends. It is not the same as a workers' compensation claim for an injury. Lawyers listed here handle workplace disputes.
Photo: Tiger Lily, Pexels License, via Pexels
1,004 matching lawyers · How our listings workReset filters
- Personal injury
- Family law
- Estate planning
- +6
- Employment and labor
- Workers' compensation
- Civil rights
- Personal injury
- Car accidents
- Criminal defense
- +5
- Personal injury
- Estate planning
- Employment and labor
- +3
- Personal injury
- Car accidents
- Family law
- +11
- Personal injury
- Employment and labor
- Business and corporate
- +2
- Estate planning
- Employment and labor
- Bankruptcy
- +2
- Personal injury
- Car accidents
- Employment and labor
- +1
- Personal injury
- Car accidents
- Criminal defense
- +6
- Personal injury
- Family law
- Divorce
- +4
- Estate planning
- Employment and labor
- Bankruptcy
- +3
Other practice areas
Not sure what to ask?
A short guide to choosing a lawyer, written for a first call.
Common questions
Most offers can wait a few days, and some releases have a legally required time to consider. Read the deadline on the paper and ask a lawyer before you sign if the terms are unclear.
No. Many jobs are at will. A firing can still be illegal if it breaks a statute, a contract, or a rule against retaliation.