411 Route 70 East
Suite 245
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
Phone: (856) 428-6020
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101 West Elm Street
Suite 320
Conshohocken, PA 19462
Phone: (215) 235-6020
Fax: (856) 428-5485
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Employee Rights & DiscriminationNew Jersey and Pennsylvania Employment LawyersEmployee Rights ● Discrimination ● Wrongful Termination Begelman & Orlow has earned a reputation as a leading employment law firm in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Our employment lawyers have an in-depth understanding of employment law and a determination to right the wrongs you may have encountered in the workplace. When we represent you, you can be sure we will stand by you and keep you informed throughout the process. Have you talked to a lawyer who said you don’t have a case? Don’t give up. Talk to the attorneys at Begelman & Orlow about your situation. Because of our extensive experience, we are often able to see beyond the obvious and find a basis for your complaint. Free initial consultation. Contact our employment lawyers for a free initial consultation. Our employment law attorneys will listen carefully to what you have to say. Clients come to the Begelman & Orlow law firm with a wide range of employment law issues including:
We talk to our clients in plain English to make sure you fully understand your employee rights. We also talk to juries in clear, plain English so that they can understand your situation. Do you need to talk to a lawyer about employment contract issues? Our attorneys have significant experience handling issues related to a variety of employment contracts including:
If you have experienced employment discrimination, had your legal rights violated by your employer, or are involved in an employment contract dispute, contact the employment law lawyers at Begelman & Orlow today. The Begelman & Orlow law firm represents clients in New Jersey (including the counties of Camden, Burlington, Gloucester, Salem, Mercer, Atlantic, Ocean, and Middlesex) and Pennsylvania (including the counties of Philadelphia, Delaware, Chester, Montgomery, and Bucks). |