Myers & Wallace, LLP - Fort Wayne, IN
Employment Law - Employee Lawyers in Fort Wayne, IN
809 S Calhoun St Ste 400 Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Fort Wayne Employment Law - Employee Law Firm
Updated: 02/15/2026
Areas of Practice
- Employment Law - Employee
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Myers & Wallace, LLP
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Consulted Law firm 2022Extremely poor communication, misspelled words, plus money is only focus. $2500 for protective order? No thanks.
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Hired Law firm 2019-2022Mr. Myers worked with me for over 2 years on a case that not only affected my future employment, but also my confidence, and emotional state. Joey, the paralegal who worked with me was great as well! Although I felt like I annoyed him half the time, he never seemed to mind or hesitated to help me with anything I needed. Mr. Myers always took the time to talk to me when needed, and truly seemed to have faith in me, believed me when no one else did, and fought for me. He’s a super down to earth guy who is easy to talk to and seems to care about how you’re doing. I highly recommend him, and will miss talking with him, and his entire office (including the kitties ☺️).
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