- Workers Compensation
- Wrongful TerminationIf you feel that you have been the victim of employment or pregnancy discrimination, harassment, employer retaliation, or wrongful termination, contact an experienced employment law lawyer at Reavey Law LLC for a free initial consultation and case evaluation. After-hours and weekend appointments can be arranged if necessary.
- Employment DiscriminationEmployment Discrimination, Harassment, Retaliation and Wrongful Discharge – Discrimination, retaliation, and harassment have no place in the workplace. If you have been the victim of harassment, retaliation, or discrimination, or have been wrongfully discharged, contact our law firm immediately.
- Employment ContractEmployment agreements – Employees are often asked to sign a multitude of employment agreements before and during their employment. Noncompete agreements, severance agreements, and confidentiality agreements can limit your rights in your current and future employment. If you need legal advice about your severance, confidentiality or non-compete agreement, contact Reavey Law LLC.
- Employment LitigationIf you are looking for help from a skilled employment litigation attorney, contact Reavey Law LLC for a free initial consultation and case evaluation. After-hour, and weekend appointments can be arranged, if necessary. Attorney Patrick Reavey is available to protect your best interests in Kansas or Missouri.
- Non-compete Agreement
- Severance AgreementThe founder of our firm, Patrick Reavey, is an experienced and knowledgeable employment law attorney. Before starting Reavey Law, he was a lawyer at a large Kansas City law firm where he represented clients in employment law and litigation actions including wrongful termination, retaliation, severance agreements, and employment discrimination. Respected for his knowledge in the employment law field, Mr. Reavey has been a frequent speaker at seminars regarding employment law.
- Sexual HarassmentSexual harassment, like harassment on the basis of race, national origin, age, or disability, is barred by federal law and the laws of most states.
- Disability DiscriminationDisability Discrimination (ADA) Issues  – State and Federal law provides protections to individuals who suffer conditions that interfere with their daily lives. Those protections may require your employer to engage in efforts to interactively resolve your need for an accommodation and, of course, make non-discriminatory employment decisions (i.e. decisions that are not motivated by your disability). If you believe you are suffering disability-based discrimination in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or other related law, call Reavey Law LLC to discuss your situation.