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Loveland, Colorado Employment Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 7 Loveland attorneys and 4 law firms.
Kathie Troudt Riley
Colorado Employment attorney at Kathie Troudt Riley with 39 years of experience
150 East 29th Street, Loveland, CO
Lynn A. Hammond
Colorado Employment attorney at Lynn A Hammond Law Offices with 65 years of experience
200 East 7th Street, Loveland, CO
Melissa K. Matsunaka
Colorado Employment attorney at Clark Williams and Matsunaka with 16 years of experience
2881 North Monroe Avenue, Loveland, CO
Randy Lee Williams
Colorado Employment attorney at Clark Williams and Matsunaka with 50 years of experience
2881 North Monroe Avenue, Loveland, CO
Roger E. Clark
Colorado Employment attorney at Clark Williams and Matsunaka with 54 years of experience
2881 North Monroe Avenue, Loveland, CO
Sonja E. Warberg
Colorado Employment attorney at Warberg and Associates with 59 years of experience
3644 East County Road 16, Loveland, CO
Stanley T. Matsunaka
Colorado Employment attorney at Clark Williams and Matsunaka with 46 years of experience
2881 North Monroe Avenue, Loveland, CO
Need help with an employment matter?
If you are an employee or employer an employment lawyer will draft and review your employment contracts and any other binding legal documents concerning employment including agreements covering confidentiality, non-disclosure, competition and non-compete, stock and options, commission and revenue sharing. Before you sign any agreement a lawyer can review, offer advice and resolve any issues. It’s in the interest of both employees and their employers to have proper agreements. An employment lawyer or law firm will also litigate to resolve any disputes if an agreement was improper or not respected.
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