Arbitration Grievances

Arbitration grievances take place as a resolution when an employee points out an alleged violation of an agreement made by a collective bargaining agreement (such as a union). Usually, an employee or a union will claim that one of the parties has breached the agreement, which could result in legal action.

Arbitration grievances, like other related disputes, are a common occurrence in both employment law and business litigation.  However, this does not mean that these types of cases are simple.  Like any practice area of law, every case is different.  Various factors will play a role in the case, and both sides of the dispute will be considered.  It is critical that you know your legal rights, are made aware of the legal limitations, and receive the top legal guidance available.

Employment & Labor Law Attorneys in Minnesota

Tarshish Cody, PLC has employment law attorneys that have aided numerous employees, companies, and unions in their workplace related disputes.  Arbitration grievances, breach of contract, and contract negotiations are areas that Tarshish Cody, PLC is well versed in.

The objective of grievance arbitration is to resolve matters involved in the contract, and to bring both parties to a mutual agreement. Hiring an attorney to assist you with your case will help you to not only better understand your legal rights and obligations, but also to protect your interests in negotiation and for any future related issues.

Resolutions to Arbitration Grievance

Employment law can be fickle.  The attorneys at Tarshish Cody, PLC flourish when presented with an arbitration grievance case, and offer personal attention like none other.  The attorneys at Tarshish Cody, PLC are aggressive when needed, but remain understanding and composed while working with their clients.  They will work their hardest to uphold your rights, and strive to make sure that you understand the process.  Being kept in the loop on what to expect, the status of your case, and what your rights are is comforting, and will help you to better understand either your business or the legal process.

Despite the details of your case, you should consult with a Minnesota attorney that is understanding, devoted, and motivated.  Get in touch with Tarshish Cody, PLC today at 952-361-5556 for a free consultation (or fill out the free case evaluation form below).

Attorney Practicing In This Area

Kyle Kosieracki