$ 250-350 per hour
About Beth
Biography
Beth Lincow Cole, Esq. prevents business-wrecking lawsuits. Drawing on more than a decade of experience Beth cures employer headaches. How? Beth works closely with businesses to help them prevent financial loss and other losses related to employment claims.
Regional publications have named Beth an Awesome Labor and Employment attorney in 2009 and 2010. She has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal concerning sexual harassment and was featured on CBS3 Philadelphia Eyewitness News on the perils of using social networking sites while on the job.
When Beth works with a business she is known for making the process simple and easy to implement while educating the business owner so they are better positioned to avoid a lawsuit. Whether you are a business owner, manager or a future business owner, Beth will address what you need to know to be protected.
Practice Areas
1
Practice Area
Employment and Labor
100%
28 years
Fees and Rates
Cost
Hourly Rates
Retainer
Sometimes
Payment Methods
- Cash
- Check
- Credit Card
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Chat withLicenses
Licensed in Pennsylvania for 27 years
State: Pennsylvania
Acquired: 1998
No misconduct found
Licensed in New Jersey for 28 years
State: New Jersey
Acquired: 1997
No misconduct found
Location
Astor Weiss Kaplan Mandel, LLP
200 S. Broad Street, 6th Floor, Philadelphia, PA, 19102
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Beth Lincow Cole's Reviews
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Posted by Marty | January 22, 2011
Martin Abo CPA/ABV/CVA/CFF Recomends Beth Cole, Esq.
With some 1,200 attorneys on my Blackberry, it's not by chance I chose Beth to not only review and fully update our firm manuel, employment/independent contractor agreements but have felt very comfortable so recomending her similarly to clients and colleagues. Bright, great communication skills, com...
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"I feel completely comfortable referring Verita, LLC's clients to Beth. The feedback we have received has been nothing but positive. Thank you for being such a positive reflection on us!"
"I endorse this lawyer. Even lawyers need lawyers! Beth assisted me with an employment contract which was outside of my expertise. Her work was excellent."
"Beth Cole is an intelligent attorney dedicated to providing her clients with exceptional legal service. I have known Beth Cole for many years and would recommend her services to even my own family members. In fact, I have done so in the past. I endorse this lawyer."
"Beth is the ultimate professional and expert in all employment related matters. She is highly experienced and I have referred work to her which she handles in an efficient cost effective manner. I would highly recommend her."
"Beth Lincow Cole combines excellent experience, good judgment and vigorous representation to her clients. She specializes in helping her clients achieve and maintain compliance in the workplace, preparing and updating contracts for all phases of employment, and working with businesses that utilize independent contractors. She also has extensive experience in writing handbooks and guidelines for corporate clients, and representing clients in Department of Labor audits and a variety of administrative hearings. I recommend her without reservation."
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Experience
Honors
2010
Top 2010 Attorney, SJ Magazine
2010
Legal Elite, Legal Elite
2010
Smart CEO Philadelphia, Smart CEO Philadelphia
2009
Awesome Attorney, South Jersey Magazine
Work Experience
2005 - Present
Owner, Beth Lincow Cole, Esquire, LLC
2010 - 2011
Of Counsel, Hyland Levin LLP
2004 - 2005
Labor and Employment Attorney, Spector Gadon & Rosen, P.C.
2000 - 2004
Labor and Employment Attorney, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
Associations
Jewish Community of Greater Philadelphia
Marlton Business Association
Voorhees Business Association
Education
1998
Temple University - James E. Beasley School of Law
Juris Doctor
1994
Lehigh University
B.A. in American Studies
Speaking Engagements
2011
Employment Law Symposium
Employment Law
2010
Infinite Women's Dental Study Club
Employment Law Compliance for Your Business
2009
Fast Track Growth Venture
Employment Law Briefing
2008
New Jersey Remodelers Association
What To Do Now That Your Workers May Be Your Employees: The Impact of New Jersey Construction Industry Indepedent Contractor Act on the Construction Industry and Practical Suggestions
2008
Burlington County Bar Association
Employment Workplace Investigations
2006
National Association Of Women Business Owners
Using Independent Contractors and Protecting Your Business
2006
Isdaner & Company, LLC
Employment Law 101
2006
Delaware Valley Initiative
Turning the Grey Into Black & White - The FMLA and FLSA
2005
Philadelphia Women's Business Development Center
Employment Law Briefing
2003
First National Nonprofit Human Resources Conference
Laws and Regulations: Do You Know What Laws Apply to Your Organization
Publications
2008
The Wall Street Journal
Crossing the Line - When a client or coworker crosses the line in the workplace, it can be difficult for young female employees to fight back, especially in murky situations that pit new employees against long-time company clients.
2004
Employee Benefit Issues: The Multi-Employer Perspective
Self-Funded Health Plans: Changing Rules (Co-Author)
2004
New Jersey Labor and Employment Law Quarterly
Court Preserves Employers' Use of Ellerth/Faragher Affirmative Defense in Sexual Harassment Cases, But How Does This Decision Impact NJ Employers?
2003
The Technology Times
What Employers Need to Know When the Money Runs Out
2000
New Jersey and Employment Quarterly
Taking A Byte Out of Electronic Recruiting: Applying the Old Rules to New Technology
1999
The American Bar Association Section of Labor and Employment Law
The Developing Labor Law, 1999 Cumulative Supplement (Contributing Editor)
Languages
English
Activity
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Legal Guides
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13 Oct 2011
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