An employment lawyer’s office, open when you need it.

Hiring someone. A complaint you don’t know how to handle. A policy you are supposed to have and don’t. This covers what New York employers actually call a lawyer about, and it tells you plainly when the answer is that you need to call one.

Setting up asks plain questions about your company and takes a few minutes. The sample company is already filled in, if you would rather look first. Either way nothing leaves your browser.

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   Set it up once

   Plain questions about your company and your people. “I’m not sure” is a real answer.

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   Open the drawer you need

   Each one asks what it has to know, then does the work and hands you the paper.

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   It stays current

   When New York changes something, your documents say so, and one click brings them up to date.