A generation ago, the practice area now known as labor and employment law was referred to simply as "labor law," reflecting a focus on labor relations law, which is governed primarily by the National Labor Relations Act. 

As the prevalence and power of unions have dwindled, and employment litigation has mushroomed, other aspects of employment law have come to dominate the employment practices of many "labor and employment" lawyers and firms. 

As a result, far fewer lawyers today have extensive experience in labor relations law, which can be more challenging and complex than other areas of employment law. 

Employers needing legal services in traditional labor relations law thus require specialized expertise not possessed by many "labor and employment" attorneys. 

Fulfilling this need, the attorneys of Harris Dowell Fisher & Harris, L.C. have many years of experience in all aspects of labor relations law. We frequently assist clients with matters such as: 

Contact us to discuss how we may best assist you in this regard.
 

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