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Posted by anonymous | October 05, 2017 | Hired Attorney
A true advocate for the abused employee
While sometimes a bit rough and overly aggressive, Jonathan has a proven track record of advocating on behalf of those who have either been victims of discrimination or have had their employers withhold payments to them. In these types of cases the law is clear, but the little guy or gal is at a big ...
Posted by anonymous | October 02, 2017 | Hired Attorney
best of breed -- poised to be your advocate
I interviewed 9 attorneys before hiring Jonathan. I chose him because I wanted an advocate, a champion and someone who had my back. When working in a hostile environment where 'employment' means uncivil and zero-sum treatment, you want a coach to direct you through, give you a game plan and assure...
Posted by anonymous | August 28, 2020 | Hired Attorney
No Nonsense Advocate
Jonathan provided the support I needed through a tough time. He was direct and fearless when advocating for my rights with a former employer. He takes a no-nonsense approach to get things done and is well-balanced by a team that fights equally as hard with care and compassion. He gave me practical...
Posted by anonymous | October 14, 2019
Employment Dispute
I contacted Jonathan based on a friend's recommendation. He responded to my emails and phone calls right away. He was extremely direct and and knowledgeable. He didn't think I had much of a case but did give me good advise. I would contact him again in the future if I find myself in another empl...
Posted by anonymous | September 25, 2020
Unhelpful for a consultation
I found Mr. Slack through his website, which states he offers free consultations and gave a brief overview of my claim. Mr. Slack then responded asking, if my pay wasn't reduced "what is this claim for?" and "How would I be compensated if there is no money involved?" While both these concerns are com...
This young attorney did not accept the reality that without ascertainable damages, a matter is best initially handled through opening a dialogue with a supervisor or through Human Resources. Not all matters require outside counsel's involvement. Practice note: Always check spelling before hitting the send button.