Need Help With an Unemployment Benefits Appeal?
The law office of Ronald E. Gregson, Attorney at Law practices exclusively employment law and related unemployment issues. If you have been denied unemployment benefits, my firm can provide you the support you need for a successful resolution to your unemployment benefits appeal.
Unemployment benefits denied? Call me at 413-637-5675 to arrange your free initial consultation. You may also email my firm and I will be in touch with you promptly.
Understanding an Unemployment Benefits Appeal
I understand that you may have many questions about your unemployment benefits denial. As an experienced employment law attorney, I can help you understand the process of obtaining unemployment benefits and ensure your rights are protected. The first thing I want clients to understand is that unemployment benefits appeals are generally much easier to win than a lawsuit for wrongful termination. State standards for awarding unemployment benefits are relatively generous. In fact, if you quit your job, you can still get benefits, provided the reason for quitting is a valid reason recognized under the law.
Put Experience on Your Side
I have been handling unemployment benefits appeals for my entire legal career — nearly 30 years. I have won all unemployment appeals I have handled in Massachusetts since I began practicing here in 2005. While this does not promise future results, it certainly shows my aptitude, skill and dedication to my clients. If you have been denied benefits, or if your employer has appealed the decision to give you benefits, I can file an appeal on your behalf. I can represent you in an evidentiary hearing and ensure you are properly represented at this hearing.
If you are looking for an experienced lawyer to assist with your unemployment benefits appeal, contact me today to schedule your free initial consultation. At the time of your consultation, I will be happy to discuss the projected cost of legal representation in your unemployment benefits case. My office hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m., with weekend consultations available by appointment.