I contacted Lescht & Associates in March 2010, when I was told by my employer that he was taking away a multimillion dollar client. that I brought to the company. I am a commission only sales person and after working to secure this client for months without being paid, I asked for a committment in... writing from my employer. After receiving the committment and several orders from this client the company terminated me. The first thing Mr. Lescht did was send a letter to the company.stating I had retained his services. He did this the same week I met him. I was impressed by how fast Mr. Lescht responded to my case. Mr. Lescht filed suit in PG County and constantly kept me informed of the status of the case. A court date was set and Mr. Lescht worked with me so I would be prepared to testify. Bottom line Mr Lescht WON the case and I will receive all the commissions due me. Mr. Lescht is an excellent Trial Lawyer, He is calm, cool, and collected. He is very methodical and he stays on point. After the trial, several people commented on how professional my attorney was and how he was able to make his point with very few words.

I would highly recommend Alan Lescht if you are in need of an attorney well versed in employment law issues. He understands real life challenges in the workplace and is very knowledgeable, reliable, trustworthy and responsive. His professional style is strong and steady. I am sure you will feel ...confident in both his litigation ability as well as his respectful and persuasive demeanor. I have been a litigator for close to 20 years and Alan is most certainly one of the best attorneys I have ever come across.

He did represent me and take the case on contigency he had a good case but put no energy into it. At the depositon hearing he did not instruct me on how to anwer or not answer the defendants questioning or what to expect in that type of hearing. sloppy work with a good case. I ended up going getting ...hired back at the company but had lost all my tenure and any back pay but he made sure he got paid. he got paid 500 bucks and the cause was worth more than that.