Best Employment lawyers in PITTSBURGH

John Stember concentrates on employment and labor matters.He regularly represents executives in negotiation and enforcement of employment contracts and severance packages, and in actions involving non...

John Stember concentrates on employment and labor matters.He regularly represents executives in negotiation and enforcement of employment contracts and severance packages, and in actions involving non-competes. He also represents a number of Unions, including the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) at KDKA and WQED.Over the last decade, John has litigated a number of ERISA and benefit class actions against some of America’s largest companies that tried to eliminate or reduce retiree healthcare.

Michael L. Kraemer founded an employment law firm that represented thousands of plaintiffs throughout the state of Pennsylvania, with offices in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and nearly 30 employees at...

Michael L. Kraemer founded an employment law firm that represented thousands of plaintiffs throughout the state of Pennsylvania, with offices in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and nearly 30 employees at one point. Two years in a row named a “Fastest Growing Business” as well as “Best Places to Work” by the Pittsburgh Business Times.Michael saw a niche’ market for a boutique employment law firm (meaning one that almost exclusively handles employment cases and brands itself as such) that serves an alternative to the large firm multi-practice area experience.

Andrew Lacy, Jr., Esq. is the founding attorney of The Lacy Employment Law Firm, which he created to serve people, not corporations. He made a promise in law school to use his education to help indivi...

Andrew Lacy, Jr., Esq. is the founding attorney of The Lacy Employment Law Firm, which he created to serve people, not corporations. He made a promise in law school to use his education to help individuals, and today he focuses his practice on employment and civil rights cases for employees and other everyday people. Attorney Lacy brings sophisticated advocacy to clients facing workplace injustice. Outside the office, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Tara—also a Cornell-trained lawyer—and he jokes that their ongoing debate over who is the better attorney is the only case he’s not sure he can win.