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Every service is a transparent, flat fee — no hourly billing, no surprises. Pick the level of help that's right for you.

Available services

Tier 1 — Information

For people who want to understand the basics before they begin.

Free

Eligibility:

For claimants applying for benefits, before a determination has been made on your claim.

Includes:

  • A two-page information packet delivered by email, covering eligibility criteria, key case law, and clear examples of when someone is and isn't eligible for benefits.

Tier 2 — Self-Representation Packet

A limited-scope service for people who want attorney-prepared help appealing an unemployment benefits denial at minimal cost.

$295 flat fee

Eligibility:

For claimants who have received a determination of ineligibility, OR claimants who received a determination of eligibility and are defending against an appeal by their employer.

Includes:

  • An AI-guided intake process with Eliza — fact-gathering, key document identification, and key witness identification.
  • Attorney review of your information (which may include attorney follow-up) and document gathering.
  • A Self-Representation Packet you can use to prepare for self-representation at your hearing.
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Tier 3 — Self-Representation Packet + 20-Minute Attorney Prep Call

For people who want everything in Tier 2 plus one-on-one attorney guidance preparing for their hearing.

$435 flat fee

Eligibility:

For claimants who have received a determination of ineligibility, OR claimants who received a determination of eligibility and are defending against an appeal by their employer.

Includes:

  • Everything in Tier 2.
  • A 20-minute Zoom consultation with an attorney to review your intake packet, answer questions, and help you prepare for your appeal hearing.
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Tier 4 — Full Representation at Appeal Hearing

For people who want an attorney to represent them at the actual unemployment appeal hearing.

$1,950 flat fee

Eligibility:

For claimants who have an unemployment appeal hearing scheduled (whether the claimant or the employer is appealing).

Includes:

  • Attorney introduction phone or Zoom call (15 minutes).
  • Attorney-prepared follow-up questions via email to identify key facts and witnesses.
  • Attorney-prepared hearing strategy plan communicated to the client.
  • 1-hour attorney Zoom call to prepare the client.
  • Attorney appearance during the remote appeal hearing.

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