Do you have any employment attorneys that may take a pro bono case as I'm unemployed
Most employment attorneys take cases on a contingency fee basis. If you are seeking pro bono, I would call your neighborhood Legal Clinic.
Hilliard, OH
Employment and labor Lawyer at Hilliard, OH
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor
Most employment attorneys take cases on a contingency fee basis. If you are seeking pro bono, I would call your neighborhood Legal Clinic.
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