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Nola J. Hitchcock Cross
Ms. Hitchcock Cross has built her career by standing up for those who stand up or stand out while trying to make a living. She navigates highly confidential career transitions for high profile C-suite executives, professionals and public officials; she litigates retaliation claims for those who exercise their rights or oppose illegal discrimination or fraud; she takes on issues of fraud, whistleblowing and retaliation through qui tam actions, False Claims Act and SEC "relator" statutes; she is skilled in the negotiation of non-compete agreements and partnership issues; she litigates employment discrimination, wage & hour, and wrongful and retaliatory discharge claims; and she works with community organizations, cooperatives, consultants and micro-businesses in start-up and on-going representation. Read more »
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Noah Reinstein
Mr. Reinstein believes that client satisfaction should be an attorney's top priority. Noah works with the client to establish goals, and diligently explores every possible avenue to reach those goals. When speedy resolution is not possible, Noah enjoys litigation. Whether the claim is related to employee compensation matters, whistleblower/fraud complaints, discrimination under state and federal laws, defamation litigation, concerted activity complaints or employment or unemployment counseling and representation, Mr. Reinstein works to achieve client satisfaction by remaining attentive to each client's goals and thoroughly and aggressively representing each matter for a successful resolution. Read More »
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Mary Flanner
Ms. Flanner advises clients and litigates, if needed, in matters involving employee and employer relations such as employment torts, restrictive covenants, employment contracts, severance agreements, compensation claims (including commissions, bonuses, ERISA and benefits, wage & hour, deferred compensation, stock), wrongful discharge, licensure proceedings, regulatory matters, special education and public accommodation, False Claims Act and other fraud claims and whistleblower claims Read More »
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