Outten & Golden LLP
Named in 354 of 800 eligible responses (44.3%); named by 4 of 4 assistant families.
Question put to the assistant
“I need an employment attorney in New York City this week. Severance deadline is Tuesday and I'm not signing without representation. Who actually takes on new clients in 48 hours?”
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Here are some employment attorneys in New York City who are known for their responsiveness: 1. Outten & Golden LLP - Known for representing employees in severance negotiations. 2. Phillips & Associates - Offers quick consultations and is experienced in employment law. 3. The Ottinger Firm, P.C. - Specializes in employment law with a focus on severance agreements. 4. Cary Kane LLP - Known for their prompt service and …
Question put to the assistant
“I make $19/hour at a New York City retail job. I have a real discrimination case but no money to hire anyone hourly. Who works contingency or pro bono for workers at my pay level?”
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**Contingency (they get paid only if you win)** - **Outten & Golden** – Large plaintiff-side employment firm, handles discrimination on contingency for strong cases - **Wigdor LLP** – Aggressive NYC employment discrimination firm, contingency-based - **Phillips & Associates** – High volume NYC discrimination practice, explicitly takes contingency cases - **Derek Smith Law Group** – Known for retail/service worker dis…
Question put to the assistant
“OK I'm ready. Filing a discrimination case in New York City next week. Give me three plaintiff-side employment firms to interview. Mid-career professional, solid documentation, clean fact pattern.”
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* **Outten & Golden LLP**: Known for high-profile and complex plaintiff-side employment discrimination and class action cases. * **Phillips & Associates**: Specializes exclusively in plaintiff-side employment discrimination, harassment, and retaliation cases. * **Vladeck, Raskin & Clark, P.C.**: A long-standing firm with a strong reputation for representing employees in discrimination and wrongful termination matters…