Ok, I've come to that point in my life that I need to find an Attorney. I work in the IT field and want to have a contract offer reviewed, so how do I find an Attorney that specializes in employee contracts?
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Speaking as the IT Director for a Law Firm... I may be a little biased but...
I would recommend a few of my co-workers.
Ryan especially... Guy is as sharp and thorough as you'll find.
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Good luck on finding one. If they are anything like the attorneys up here in Lubbock, they must be way to busy to return calls. I called 4 attorneys looking for some help and not a single one of them called me back. Guess they do not need the work. Hopefully crap like that will come back and bite them in the butt!Comment
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I am an attorney. If you are just looking for someone to review an employment contract, most attorneys would be able to do it. Shoot me a PM. If you are bent on getting someone in Austin, let me know and I'll get you a name.Comment
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As a 'recovering attorney' (no longer practicing), I would advise you to pay more attention to the experience level of attorneys you may consider than their hourly rate. Don't let $300/hr scare you away because a very experienced (i.e., more expensive) attorney may be able to do all you need in a fraction of the time it takes someone else charging less per hour.Comment
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Thanks all.Comment
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That is one thing I cannot stand about some of my colleagues, no matter how busy I am, I will stay late and return phone calls or emails the same day I get them, or at the very least have my assistant return them for me.Originally posted by Mudslinger View PostComment
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