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MINNEAPOLIS EMPLOYMENT LAW FIRM
SERVING MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN
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OUR FIRM

Smith Law is a woman-owned firm providing top-tier legal services ​to employees and small employers in Minnesota and Wisconsin. With over a decade of experience in the field, we bring a pragmatic and empathetic approach to resolving your difficult employment problems. Whether you're an employee who has experienced discrimination or retaliation, a small business seeking outside employment counsel, or a law firm needing to outsource research and writing services, Smith Law is here to help. 

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OUR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICE AREAS

Smith Law provides comprehensive employment counseling and litigation services for individuals and small businesses in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Our services include advising and advocacy in the following areas:
 If you need assistance with these or other employment law matters, Smith Law is here to help.

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If you're an employee or former employee suffering from discrimination or retaliation; a small businesses owner seeking assistance with employee handbooks, form drafting and review, or employment counseling; or an employment law firm seeking experienced legal support, contact Smith Law for an initial consultation. ​
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