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Traverse City Employment Law - Employee Law Firm
Overview
From our offices throughout southeastern Michigan, NachtLaw, P.C. forcefully advocates all types of cases in all forums, concentrating in employment law, education law, civil rights, and criminal defense. The firm has experience in corporate/commercial negotiation and trial litigation and represents clients in a wide variety of appellate work...
From our offices throughout southeastern Michigan, NachtLaw, P.C. forcefully advocates all types of cases in all forums, concentrating in employment law, education law, civil rights, and criminal defense. The firm has experience in corporate/commercial negotiation and trial litigation and represents clients in a wide variety of appellate work...
From our offices throughout southeastern Michigan, NachtLaw, P.C. forcefully advocates all types of cases in all forums, concentrating in employment law, education law, civil rights, and criminal defense. The firm has experience in corporate/commercial negotiation and trial litigation and represents clients in a wide variety of appellate work. We also provide corporations, governmental entities, and non-profit organizations with training and advice about human resources compliance, risk management, and ethics issues.
Advice and Expertise
At NachtLaw, our attorneys have the education and experience it takes to provide sound advice and tough representation when the stakes are the highest. Our trial lawyers are all graduates of the University of Michigan Law School. They have honed their skills at some of the nation's largest and most respected firms and as clerks to federal judges. As strategists, counselors, negotiators, and litigators, they are relentless in the pursuit of the best possible outcome for our clients.
Our specific areas of practice include:
- Employee Rights & Benefits
- Services for Employers
- Commercial Litigation
- Consumer Protection & Antitrust Litigation
- Land Use Planning & Zoning
- Education Law
- Civil Rights
- Criminal Defense & White Collar Crimes
About NachtLaw, P.C.
Practice Areas
- Employment Law - Employee
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
120 E Front St2nd Floor Loft Traverse City, MI 49684
Phone
Websites
Other Offices
NachtLaw, P.C. (Main Office) 101 North Main Street Suite 555 Ann Arbor, MI 48104 888-312-7173
NachtLaw, P.C. 1715 Indian Wood Circle Suite 200 Maumee, OH 43537 888-312-7173
NachtLaw, P.C. 401 South Old Woodward Avenue Suite 460 Birmingham, MI 48009 888-312-7173
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