Laid off, restructured, denied, or your employer is fighting your claim? Our attorneys review your case at no cost, and fight to get you every dollar you've earned and paid into.
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Most workers leave significant money on the table simply because they didn't ask.
How Much Could You Receive?
Unemployment insurance is calculated from your prior wages. The higher your earnings history, the closer you get to the maximum. Here's how the math works, and how significant the total can be.
* Actual benefit is based on your highest-quarter wages. Workers with higher prior earnings qualify for amounts closer to the maximum. A free review tells you exactly what you're entitled to.
Every Situation We Handle
Whether you've just been laid off, received a denial letter, or your former employer is sending attorneys to hearings, we handle every stage of the unemployment benefits process.
If your position was restructured, your team was disbanded, or your role no longer exists, you almost certainly qualify. Even if HR used "performance" language, the legal definition of misconduct is narrow and hard for employers to prove.
Most Common — High Approval RateFired without legitimate cause, or for a reason that may have been unlawful? You may have grounds for both unemployment benefits and additional legal remedies. Our attorneys review both angles simultaneously at no cost.
Dual-Path ReviewA denial isn't the end, it's the beginning of an appeal. The window closes in 30 days from your notice. With proper legal framing and documentation, many denied claims are successfully overturned. Don't let the deadline expire.
⚠ Time-SensitiveFormer employers routinely contest claims to protect their payroll tax rates. If your case goes to an Administrative Law Judge hearing, we represent you fully, so you don't face a corporate attorney alone.
Attorney RepresentationStill employed but cut to part-time, or had your pay significantly reduced? You may qualify for partial unemployment benefits even while still working. Many workers don't know this option exists.
Often OverlookedMass layoffs, team eliminations, and workforce reductions in tech are the single largest category of claims we review. Whether severance was offered or not, your right to unemployment benefits is separate from any severance agreement.
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Most denied and delayed claims are caused by avoidable mistakes, missed deadlines, wrong wording, missing documents. This short video explains exactly how our free review protects you from every one of them.
The date on your denial letter starts the clock. Miss the deadline and your right to appeal, and to thousands of dollars in benefits, may be permanently gone. The review is free. Don't wait.
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What Happens After You Submit
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Common Questions
The maximum total benefit is $23,530. Your actual weekly amount is calculated from your highest-quarter earnings in your base period, so workers with higher prior salaries tend to qualify for amounts near the maximum. The free review calculates your exact entitlement at no cost.
Frequently yes. "Misconduct" has a specific and narrow legal definition — it requires willful, deliberate wrongdoing. Performance problems, poor fit, role eliminations framed as terminations, or single policy infractions generally don't meet the legal standard. Our review will tell you whether the employer's characterization holds up.
Look at the mailing date on your denial notice. You typically have 30 days from that date to file an appeal. If you're within that window, contact us immediately, many denials are successfully overturned on appeal with proper legal guidance. If the window has passed, there may still be options; let us review your situation.
Almost certainly yes. When a position is eliminated, a team is disbanded, or a role is restructured out of existence, this constitutes a layoff under the law — regardless of how HR characterized it. Severance agreements also don't affect your right to unemployment benefits, which is a separate legal entitlement.
There is no catch. The review costs you nothing. If you choose legal representation, attorneys work on contingency — meaning they receive a portion of what you recover, and only if you win. You will never receive an unexpected bill or be asked to pay anything out of pocket.
Yes. If your hours were significantly reduced, you may qualify for partial unemployment benefits even while still employed by the same company. This is one of the most commonly overlooked entitlements we encounter. A free review will determine whether your situation qualifies.
Every week without benefits is money you've already earned and paid for. The review is free, the call takes 60 seconds, and it could change your financial situation starting this month.
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