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Waukesha, Wisconsin Employment Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 37 Waukesha attorneys and 11 law firms.
Ronald E. English, III
Wisconsin Employment attorney at Hippenmeyer Reilly Moodie and Blum with 15 years of experience
720 Clinton Street, Waukesha, WI
Sally A. Piefer
Wisconsin Employment attorney at Schroeder Group with 31 years of experience
20800 Swenson Drive, Waukesha, WI
Stephen W. Hayes
Wisconsin Employment attorney at Grady Hayes and Neary with 56 years of experience
N14 W23777 Stone Ridge Drive, Waukesha, WI
Stuart R. Schroeder
Wisconsin Employment attorney at Schroeder Group with 48 years of experience
20800 Swenson Drive, Waukesha, WI
Suzanne Fischer Lorenz
Wisconsin Employment attorney at Cramer Multhauf and Hammes with 32 years of experience
1601 East Racine Avenue, Waukesha, WI
Thomas G. Schmitzer, Sr.
Wisconsin Employment attorney at Hippenmeyer Reilly Moodie and Blum with 29 years of experience
720 Clinton Street, Waukesha, WI
Timothy J. Andringa
Wisconsin Employment attorney at Cramer Multhauf and Hammes with 35 years of experience
1601 East Racine Avenue, Waukesha, WI
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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