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Alan C. Olson Awarded Best Lawyers in America

Attorney Alan C. Olson is recognized among the Best Lawyers in America 2018 - 2025 for his exemplary employment litigation practice. Only the top five percent of private practitioners nationwide are awarded the distinction of Best Lawyers in America.   The core mission of Best Lawyers is to highlight the top legal talent in America. Inclusion in the list is based on a "rigorous peer-review survey comprising more than 7.4 million confidential evaluations by top attorneys," according to Best … [Read more...]

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Dedicated Lawyers Working for Employee Rights

WHAT SETS US APART? Our lawyers know employment law — and what it takes to get results. We work hard. We love what we do.

At the Wisconsin law firm of Alan C. Olson & Associates, we live up to our reputation. This is how clients describe our work: Smart. Passionate. Relentless. Results-oriented.

That’s what you get when you work with our team. We’re people first, and attorneys second. Whether guiding you through an employment discrimination case, discussing disability benefits or assessing potential wage claim violations, we talk to you about your case in terms that make sense — terms a judge and jury can understand.

Contact a Milwaukee Employment Law Lawyer Today

To schedule a free initial consultation on your employment law claim, contact Alan C. Olson & Associates through this website or call our office at 888-843-1261 or 262-785-9606.

We Use Insights to Persuade Your Opponent

We bargain from a position of strength.

Our job is to convince your employer to change its beliefs and behavior (and open its checkbook) through argument instead of force. When we base our argument on principles of fairness, evidence and legal insights, we will likely succeed. If your employer will not be persuaded, however, a judge or jury will listen to reason and force your employer to pay wages and benefits to which you may be entitled. Our opponents understand that we will always bring them to court when necessary.

Put Over 30 Years of Wrongful Discharge Law Experience On Your Side!

Our practice focuses on protecting employee rights. Our Milwaukee employment law attorneys have extensive experience representing clients in all aspects of employment law, including:

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