Brunswick Georgia Attorney Charles Herman Focused on Labor and Employment Law, Overtime and Wage Theft, Sexual Harassment, and Personal Injury and Accident Law

The first step in determining whether or not you have an actionable cause of action or claim is to contact an experienced Brunswick Georgia attorney to talk about it. Take it off of your to do list, and set a plan in action to help me help you determine your rights. Don’t wait, contact me now by filling out the contact form below, by emailing me at charles@charleshermanlaw.com, or by calling me at at (912) 244-3999 and asking for Charles Herman. If I cannot assist you with your issues, I will be able to refer you to someone who can. If you use the contact form or email me a brief description of what is going on and I will try to get back in touch with you within the next 48 hours to see how I can help you. Better to act now then to regret not taking any action. Call me today.

Free Initial Consultation with Brunswick Georgia Attorney Charles Herman

My name is Charles Herman and I’m a Brunswick Georgia attorney. I offer consultations in the following types of cases:disability discrimination, wrongful termination, retaliation, sexual harassment, hostile work environment, sex discrimination, pregnancy discrimination, sexual orientation discrimination, race discrimination, religious discrimination, disability discrimination, minimum wage and hours and overtime, Family and Medical Leave Act (“FMLA”), Age Discrimination in Employment Act, severance agreements, Brunswick Georgia Personal Injury Attorney, Brunswick Georgia Car Accidents, Brunswick Georgia Bicycle Accidents, Brunswick Georgia Truck Accidents, Brunswick Georgia Motorcycle Accidents, Trip and Falls, Brunswick Georgia Wrongful Death, and Brunswick Georgia Labor Union Representation Attorney. At the initial consultation I will review your case and discuss with you the facts regarding your claim including whatever evidence you may have such as witness names and documentary evidence. This may take several hours. At the conclusion of this first meeting, I may ask you to provide additional evidence which may be needed to move forward with your case. If there is no additional evidence needed for my case review, I will give you my opinion on whether or not you have a case and I will discuss and explain to you the reasons that support my decision. If I believe that you have a case, we will discuss the possibility of entering into a fee agreement for me to represent you in your case.

If you want to talk to an attorney about one of the cases above, please call me at (912) 244-3999 to schedule an initial consultation so we can sit down and I can discuss the important issues with you.

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