Monthly Archives: January 2011
Unemployment Advice– Good Times to Seek It (and Not Be Too Late)
If you are a Wisconsin worker seeking unemployment benefits, you may be considering the idea of getting an attorney versus not getting an attorney. I am not writing this point to convince you to get an attorney like me– despite … Continue reading
Filed under Unemployment - Wisconsin
Three Rules for an Unemployment Interview or Hearing
If you are a Wisconsin worker with an unemployment application pending, you may have a phone interview or hearing coming up. If you do, you will soon be answering questions from a legal authority in the unemployment process. Before you … Continue reading
Filed under Employee Tip - Unemployment, Unemployment - Wisconsin
Contingency Attorneys for Discrimination Claims
Contingency Attorneys A contingency fee is a type of attorney-fee arrangement where attorney fees are only paid if you win or settle your matter, in which case a percentage of the award (usually between 33.33%-50%) is paid to the attorney. … Continue reading
Filed under Employment Law Resources
