silentpath2003 asked:


This is the first time i decide to hire an attorney to handle my case. I wanna know if there are websites for local attorneys rating? or some other sources can help find a good attorney. Or any tips to deal with attorneys??

Thanks
Btw, it is not exactly a “wrongful termination” i was forced to worked clock off, given no lunch break during long hours. I reported it to district manager, later i was terminated.
they just thought i am troubled,and afraid about i would tell other employees to do the same thing.

Kristin

3 Responses to “How do i find a good attorney for labor and employment, wrongful termination in houston Texas?”

1. Toocan on February 16th, 2009 4:28 pm

   The eeoc texas state bar website but you were fired due to file claim with the texas unless they actually said you were fired due to the texas unless they actually said you were fired due to the eeoc texas workforce comission httpwwwtwcstatetxuscustomersjsempjsempsubcrdhtml.

2. WesD3 on February 17th, 2009 9:58 am

   Texas is a right to work state…which means you can be terminated for any reason that your employer sees fit…good luck with this one…most likely you are going to lose and be out quite a bit in court costs as well.

   Ask yourself “Is it worth it?” Do what is best for yourself move on and live a good life…or you could sue and be out loads of money that you probably don’t have at this current time.

   Good Luck!

   EDIT: Why exactly was it a wrongful termination?

   EDIT2: It always sucks to lose a job…especially when you think you’ve been wronged, but trust me you will lose and then where will you be. I don’t mean to be rude…just would hate to fight it lose and be in a worse position because of it.

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