Remote employee looking to pursue legal action with out-of-state employer -- do I use a local lawyer or a lawyer in the state the business is located in?
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Remote employee looking to pursue legal action with out-of-state employer -- do I use a local lawyer or a lawyer in the state the business is located in?
I have several compensation issues that have not been resolved three months after being let go. I’m looking to pursue legal action and have spoken with three law firms - one locally and two in the state my previous employer operated his business out of. I have been told that I need someone licensed in the other state.
Does anyone have experience with legal action as a remote out of state employee?
I’m located in Colorado (was paid as a Colorado employee) and the employer is in Georgia.
I am looking to start with a demand letter then if needed go to court.


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