Welock Law, P.C.
Texas Law Firm
Welock Law, P.C.
At Welock Law, we pride ourselves in building relationships with our clients, knowing their business, listening to their goals, and anticipating their legal needs. We are, first and foremost, client focused. This allows us to develop a comprehensive approach and to provide efficient and effective solutions in a variety of areas, including business counseling on operational and risk matters, addressing or avoiding employment disputes, tackling social media issues, and - when the time comes - aggressively representing clients in litigation.
Practice Areas:
- Business Counseling
- Litigation
- Employment Disputes
- Social Media Issues
Principal Attorney:
- Amber Welock
Welock Law, P.C.
13155 Noel Road, Suite 900
Dallas, Texas 75240
Also available in Plano and Fort Worth by appointment.
Telephone: 214-556-4124
Fax: 214- 377-5020
Email: info@welocklaw.com
http://www.welocklaw.com/contact
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