Shapero Roloff Co

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Services/Products: Consultations
Location: US Bank Ctr
Neighborhood: Downtown Cleveland
Other Link: http://www.shaperoroloff.com
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Phone: (216) 781-1700

Address: 1350 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44115

Website: http://www.shaperoroloff.com

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Business and Corporate Law

Business Transactions
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Wrongful Termination
His practice also includes negotiating employment separation agreements and litigating claims involving unlawful discrimination, wrongful discharge and sexual harassment claims.
Employment Discrimination
Employment Litigation
Severance Agreement
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Sexual Harassment
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Premises Liability
Property Damage
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Personal Injury
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Medical Malpractice
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Disability Discrimination
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