Fadel & Beyer Information

Lee, Fadel & Beyer Handles Legal Matters in the Areas of Labor Law, White Collar Criminal Defense and Business Litigation Lee, Fadel & Beyer is a highly respected boutique litigation law firm. Established in 1980, LF&B lawyers are skilled and experienced advocates for their clients in matters relating to Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Labor and Employment Law, White Collar Criminal Investigations, and Business-related litigation. Our lawyers appear in both state and federal courts representing a broad spectrum of clients including individuals, labor unions, small and mid-size businesses, as well as Fortune 500 companies. For the past several years, U.S. News and World Reports has recognized the firm as one of Ohios Best Law Firms, First Tier Ranking. Labor Law: LF&B attorneys provide union-side labor law representing labor organizations in all aspects of employment litigation in the public and private sector, including unfair labor practices, arbitration, Department of Labor investigations and audits, contract negotiations, wage and hour law, and more. Employment Law: LF&B attorneys represent non-organized public and private sector employees in all aspects of employment disputes, including: Pension Benefits: LF&B attorneys represent organized labor, its members and participating employers in all aspects of pension/health and welfare benefits, including compliance with the governing ERISA statutes, negotiations and enforcement with participating companies, and litigation. White Collar Criminal Investigations: Regardless of your innocence, a criminal charge can create life changing experiences for yourself, your family, and your business. LF&B attorneys are uniquely qualified to navigate our clients through a white collar criminal investigation, having successfully done so in matters relating to securities fraud, bank fraud, mail and wire fraud, tax fraud, public corruption, antitrust violations, false statements to government officials, and more. Criminal Law: LF&B attorneys have appeared in state and ...