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Fisher
& Phillips LLP was founded in 1943 and is one of the first U.S. law firms to
concentrate its practice exclusively upon representation of employers in labor
and employment matters. After more than 60 years of continued growth and
success, we are now one of the largest national law firms in the increasingly
complex field of labor and employment law. Our expertise and continuing focus
upon employment-related matters assure our clients of reduced start-up times,
greater cost efficiencies, and better outcomes. Because of our size and
experience, we are able to offer employers advice in all of the myriad areas of
labor and employment law.
Fisher & Phillips LLP
Suite 2000
220 West Main street
Louisville, Kentucky 40202
Phone 502.561.3990
Fax 502.561.3991
email: fp@laborlawyers.com
From its inception, Smith & Smith has represented public
and private employers exclusively in matters involving labor and employment law,
with the exception of workers' compensation. The firm places its emphasis on
consulting and advising its clients on labor and employment-related matters in
an effort to avoid litigation, and on vigorously defending its clients when they
are embroiled in controversies or lawsuits. The firm's commitment to its clients
is to render the highest caliber of professional services in a timely, efficient
and cost-effective manner and in accordance with the highest ethical standards
of the legal profession.
Smith & Smith Attorneys
300 South, First Trust Centre
200 South Fifth Street
Louisville, KY 40202
Phone: 502-587-0761
Fax: 502-589-5345
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