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Employment lawyer - how to find one
December 13, 2005 by Ross Runkel at LawMemo

I get a lot of emails from folks looking for a good employment lawyer.

I've put some ideas into a short article: Employment lawyer - how to find one.

Here is what you'll find:

• How do I find my lawyer? Four steps
• Here are some sources
• Should you handle your own case, and just skip the lawyer?
• Should you be in a hurry to find a lawyer?
• What kind of lawyer should you seek?
• Will a lawyer be expensive?
• Repeat after me: Legal claims have time limits. Act quickly.

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