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Chicago Employment Law Firm
Overview
Goldman & Ehrlich is a Chicago area employment law firm which concentrates on employment litigation and employment discrimination. We represent private employees, Federal, State, County and Municipal employees and small businesses in Chicago, the surrounding counties and southwestern Michigan in actions alleging violations of federal and state laws.We have over 30 years of legal experience representing employees and small business employers in the greater Chicago area and southwest Michigan in Employment Law; wrongful termination, Title VII Discrimination; ADA, Sexual Harassment; Wrongful Discharge; FMLA; Whistleblowing; and Negotiating Employment and Severance Agreements, and non-compete agreements.
Our Dual perspective litigating for both public and private employees and employers benefits our clients as we can anticipate our opponent's strategies. Our clients also benefit from direct access to our partners.
We have extensive experience in trial and appellate work in Federal and State court and before Federal and State Administrative Agencies. We regularly practice before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Illinois Department of Human Rights, Merit Systems Protection Board, and before local and state civil service commissions.
We are members of the federal court trial bar and admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court, Central and Northern District of Illinois, U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit; U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit; and the United States Court of Federal Claims
About Goldman & Ehrlich
Practice Areas
- Employment Law
- Commerical Litigation
- Breach of Contract
- Employees' Rights
- Labor Law
- Sexual Harassment
- Wage & Hour Laws - Employee
- Whistleblower/Qui Tam
- Wrongful Termination - Employee
Litigation
- 85%
Honors
- Martindale-Hubbel Peer Review AV rating - 2010-Present
- AVVO Rating 10 Superb - 2015-Present
Classes and Seminars
- Avoiding Discrimination Claims, Small Business Advocacy Council, IL - May, 2019
- Retaliation in Employment, Lake County Bar Association - September, 2018
Pro Bono Activities
- Chicago Bar Association -- Call a Lawyer, 1992 - Present
- The ARK Chicago, 1990 - 2015
People
Attorneys
- Tad Web Arnold (Associate Attorney)
- Arthur R. Ehrlich (Partner)
- Jonathan C Goldman (Partner)
Staff
- Shanita Stevens, Legal Assistant, 312-332-6733
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
53 West Jackson BoulevardSuite 815 Chicago, IL 60604
Office Hours
9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Phone
Fax
- 312-262-2508
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