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Miller Cohen

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Employment Rights Lawyers Serving Washington, MI (Detroit, MI)

Discrimination, FMLA, Wrongful Discharge, Retaliation, Whistleblower and Overtime Pay? NO FEE unless we WIN.

  • 4  Super Lawyers®
  • 1  Attorney Rating
  • 23  Years
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  • 4  Super Lawyers®
  • 1  Attorney Rating
  • 23  Years
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Sterling Attorneys at Law, P.C.

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Employment Rights Lawyers Serving Washington, MI (Southeast)

Over 30 Yrs. Experience only handling Employee Legal Issues. Visit Website for more Details on how we can Help.

  • 5  Super Lawyers®
  • 5  Attorney Ratings
  • 29  Years
    Experience
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  • 5  Super Lawyers®
  • 5  Attorney Ratings
  • 29  Years
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"Let me start by saying if you don’t want to read my entire review you’ve already found the best team of attorney’s for your employment issue – you can stop looking right now and engage Sterling Employment Law. My opinion, you will never find a better, smarter, more experienced, or more knowledgeable Team in North America or even planet Earth. Yes – Ray and his team are that good. I had a somewhat unique situation. My case could have gone either way – lawsuit or negotiated settlement. Ray..." Read the full review

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Washington, MI Lawyers in Related Practice Areas:

Employment Law (Employer) Social Security Workers' Compensation Discrimination Sexual Harassment

Employment Lawyers in Cities Near Washington, MI

Rochester Sterling Heights Clinton Township Warren Farmington

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