For $495* we can fight your former employer for your unemployment checks.
*we can appear at most telephone hearings for this flat fee.
Your legal fee includes the following:
- We prepare you to testify with confidence.
- We speak with you about the details of your employment, to help us understand the situation from your point of view.
- We role-play with you so you can become comfortable with the process of your phone hearing.
- We will file the paperwork necessary to appear by phone with you during your hearing.
- At your hearing, we ask pin-pointed cross-examination questions on your behalf.
- We apply our knowledge and experience to make a persuasive argument on your behalf.
Is it worth it?
YES! For less than $500 we will significantly increase your chances of winning the unemployment benefits you deserve. Note: this is NOT a Do-It-Yourself package! Typical Do-It-Yourself cases are lost because unemployment law is VERY complicated. Your former employer is betting on you NOT hiring a lawyer. Don’t lose out on the benefits you are legally entitled to. Please, let a lawyer specializing in unemployment appeals help you win!
Why you need our help:
When you leave a job, either by quitting or fired, your former employer will try to STOP you from receiving your unemployment checks. Employers will work to convince a judge that there was a misconduct issue. If they do that successfully, you have to PAY back all the money you’ve already received.
Employers are experts at using the law to NOT pay unemployment benefits. At The Gusdorf Law Firm, WE are experts in all areas of unemployment law. We have a track record for success.
DON’T lose out on the money owed to you! Click here to sign up online now. Offer a 100% Money Back Guarantee if you sign up with us online.**
** = If you sign up prior to speaking with us, and either you or us decide we can’t help, then we’ll give you back money before taking action on your case.
We can handle unemployment appeals in ALL 50 States!
The cases we typically WIN are:
- You were accused of something you didn’t do.
- You were not properly trained.
- You were treated unfairly.
- You were doing the job of several people and couldn’t keep up.
- You were overworked.
- Your firing was justified but you still deserve your benefits.
- You didn’t know you were supposed to do something.
- You’re never told you weren’t supposed to do something.
- You were going to be fired but you quit first.
- And many other unique situations.
The 4 Main Steps of the Unemployment Appeals Process.
After you leave your employer and file for your unemployment benefits, there is a detailed 4-Step process you must go through. Our goal is to start working with you as early in this process as possible because it increases your chances of winning.
Step 1: The Initial Determination.
The unemployment office decides if you qualify for your benefits.
Step 2: Your Hearing (via telephone or in person).
If you disagree with the Initial Determination from the Unemployment Office you can ask for a judge to listen to more testimony and evidence.
Step 3: A review of your hearing.
If you disagree with the decision from the hearing, you can ask that the decision be read by another judge.
Step 4: Going to court.
Making an appeal to the court system is a complicated undertaking. This process varies widely by state so it’s important to have a lawyer on your side!
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We have designed this online form to speed up the process of handling your case. Why should you fill this out instead of just calling us? Because we would need to ask you the SAME questions over the phone. Then we would have to review your answers and set up another phone meeting. This way, in one phone call, we can figure out the best way to stack the odds of victory in your favor!
URGENT: Your appeal may be time-sensitive so don’t waste another moment! In most cases you will receive a call from us within 1 business day or sooner if you submit this form.
