Where can I find an good Labor Attorney?
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Not knowing where you're from, I can't make a specific recommendation.  I would go to Yahoo!'s home page and type in "lawyer referral service" and "<the name of the city or state that you live in>".
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Check the state's Department of Labor website.
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Go to your states labor laws website, usually under Dept of employment security. With your state name plus a ".state" or a ".gov"
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WOW. That's insane.\nYou should definitely contact the State Labor Board. I had an issue with an employer recently and they were VERY helpful!\n\nWebsite: http://www.doli.state.mn.us/\nMain Office Phone (St. Paul): 1-800-DIAL-DLI\n\nIf you go to the website, click "Contact Us" and you can find the phone number for your area. The one above will probably be the one you need, but they do have numbers for specific area outside the Twin Cities.\n\nGood luck to you, I hope your girlfriend prevails. This sounds very serious and she should definitely pursue this.
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contact the labor board
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This is the link to the Nashville Bar Association.  They have a list of referrals you can try.  Bottom line, meet with the person, if you have a funny feeling about them, move on to the next.  You should be comfortable with the attorney and sure that they will spend the time you need them to for you case at the price you can afford.\nGood Luck!\nhttp://www.nashbar.org/
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Perhaps if you told people what kind of lawsuit you intended to file, you might get better answers.\n\nDid you work there, and you want to sue for some labor-related issue?\n\nDid you get hurt on their property, and you want to sue for some kind of personal injury issue?\n\nDid one of the employees assault you in some fashion and you want to sue for that?\n\nAnd the list is endless, I'm sure.  But if you don't tell people a little about why you want to, you're not going to get any better answers than you already have (and one of your answers is already from an attorney!).
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Call the Bar Association in Texas and the ethics committee or equivalent.  If you're looking to weed out a "bad" attorney, good luck.  They usually don't break ranks to tell about each other's pasts if they include problems.
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Dept of labor and workforce development- \n\nIDK exactly what u're looking for so go here:\nhttp://www.nj.gov/labor/index.html
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Check with the bar association of the State in which he practices. Sullivan's also puts out a state by state legal directory.
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open your phone book go to labor relations if ya can't find that, talk to the employer  (BE NICE) and then if no luck go to small claims court you don't need an attorney and the cost is about $45. to file be sure to sue for court cost too so ya can recover your filling fee and cost of copies of paper work or whatever. You must have proof of all that you are going after though. Good luck
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Usually the website for the Department of Labor carries that kind of stuff.  Is a U.S. gov't site, so should be the most reliable you could get?
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YOU CAN CALL THE HOSPITAL LABOR AND DELIVERY DEPARTMENT THEY WILL TELL YOU GOOD ONES
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You could visit\n http://www.labor.state.ny.us/index.htm\nor go by one of the New York Employment offices at\nhttp://www.labor.state.ny.us/workforcenypartners/osview.asp (for a list)
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You have a couple of options.   The Illinois Industrial Commission has a website at http://www.state.il.us/agency/iic/email.htm - to contact someone who may be able to answer questions, go to the above site & click on "Contact Information", then "Administrative Staff", then go to near the bottom right hand side of the screen & click on "Information Unit". \nIF the person in the Information Unit is not able to help, try asking if they have an Ombudsman & get that contact information. \n\nYou could contact an attorney who specializes in workers comp claims. \n\nIf you prefer a Forum type discussion with attorneys, visit http://www.Prairielaw.com \nIf you want workers comp resources, visit http://www.GettingWorkersComp.com
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Since you have potential liability issues, wouldn't common sense tell you that you should consult with an attorney who specializes in labor law in your area?\n\nIf you want personal opinions, fine, but you are asking a legal question and your actions could have serious consequences. \n\nWas the candy for Halloween at the home?  Did you require her to work through her lunch or not leave the premises and bought her lunch as compensation?  What was your arrangement with her?\n\nYou left a lot unsaid here.
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In Rochester you can contact the Deparment of Labor. There are three offices:\n\nLabor Department - 109 S Union St, Rochester, 14607 - (585) 258-4574\n\nLabor Department - 130 Main St W, Rochester, 14614 - (585) 258-8907\n\nLabor Department - 130 Main St W, Rochester, 14614 - (585) 258-8870\n\nAlso try this website: http://www.labor.state.ny.us/index.htm\n\nIf you don't get anywhere with them, contact the New York State Attorney General's Office. Elliot's office should be able to help out:\n\nhttp://www.oag.state.ny.us/\n\nbest of luck!