Top Employment Lawyers in Meridian | 2 available

2 Employment lawyers are available in Meridian, Idaho, including Mark S. Freeman and Murphy Law Office. These lawyers are rated between 4.8/5 to 5.0/5 and 58% provide free consultation.

Mark S. Freema

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Mark S. Freeman

953 S. Industry Way., P.O. Box 10 , Meridian , Idaho 83642

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Real Estate, Probate, Trusts, Wills, Business, Construction, Contracts, Corporate, Employment, M & A

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Murphy Law Office

Firm: Murphy Law Office

847 E Fairview Ave , Meridian , Idaho 83642

Practice Areas: Employment, Real Estate, Elder

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“The idea of having to do estate planning is very overwhelming but Mia and her team made the entire process easy to get through. Everything was explained in...”

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Recent Q&As in Idaho (Employment)

Did my employer cross a line by firing me after making comments about my age and pregnancy? | Aug 15, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I was let go from my job recently, and the reason I was given at the time didn’t match what they later tried to claim. When it happened, I was told over the phone that it was because of my pregnancy. Later, they tried to change the story and say it was because I was “absent too much,” even though I had been communicating with my supervisor about everything and wasn’t given any warnings or write-ups. During my unemployment interview, the person reviewing my case pulled up a message I had sent to my team lead about needing to leave unexpectedly one day. She made comments about grief and said I “wouldn’t have been able to work anyway,” which felt strange because she doesn’t know anything about how I handle grief or what was actually going on. I kept telling her that wasn’t the reason I applied — I applied because I was fired, and the reason I was given was pregnancy-related. I also found out I’m not the only one this employer has done something like this to. The person who had my job before me was fired the same day she called in to let them know a close family member passed away. There were other people who were let go around the same time for reasons that didn’t make much sense. It feels like anyone going through something difficult or vulnerable gets pushed out. There were also things at the job that made me uncomfortable. For example,…
How to find a sole proprietor's personal assets for garnishment? | Aug 2, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Idaho I won a case this year against a prior employer (workplace was an LLC until they failed to file their LLC paperwork in 2023, after that point are sole proprietorship or permanently closed. I was hired after the point they lost LLC status in 2023, and the lawsuit started in 2025 and ended in Feb 2026. They maintained normal business operations until March 2026) for unpaid wages (+treble damages). They showed up for the small claims case and struggled to try to argue their total innocence in small claims court. After much perjury and harassment against my person both in and out of the court room, I moved it to magistrate level and won a default judgement, they closed the business front/office, but are still running the business from their home in a limited capacity. Their business phone line still rings and has the voicemail message for the business but the website no longer works. People on Linkedin, including the owner of the business, are still listed as current employees. I have: The account number/name of her business bank from old paychecks, business owner's home address, her home phone number, the name of her kids school because she forced me to babysit her kids for free to get my paycheck a couple times, the business NPI (mental healthcare), exboss's personal NPI (peer support). I have sent interrogatories and all other relevant paperwork to the bank from my paychecks, and to my exboss regarding the bank account at the…

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