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Michael S. Booher is a seasoned attorney based in Chicago, Illinois, renowned for his dedication to advocating for clients in the realms of Employment Contracts, Employment Law, and Employment Litigation. As the founder and owner of Booher Law Firm, P.C., established in 2010, Michael has cultivated a reputation for providing personalized legal services that prioritize the unique needs of each client. A proud alumnus of the University of Minnesota, Michael earned his Juris Doctor in 1998, following a Bachelor of Arts from the same institution in 1994. His academic background laid a solid foundation for a legal career characterized by a deep understanding of employment-related issues. With over a decade of experience running his own firm, Michael has successfully represented individuals and organizations alike, navigating complex legal landscapes to achieve favorable outcomes. Michael’s expertise in Employment Contracts ensures that clients are equipped with comprehensive agreements that protect their rights and interests. His extensive knowledge of Employment Law enables him to guide clients through various legal challenges, from workplace disputes to compliance issues. In the realm of Employment Litigation, Michael’s assertive representation in court underscores his commitment to fighting for justice on behalf of his clients. Known for his approachable demeanor, Michael takes the time to listen to his clients’ concerns, crafting tailored strategies that align with their goals. His unwavering focus on client satisfaction and results-driven approach make him a trusted ally in the often intricate world of employment law. Whether negotiating contracts or representing clients in litigation, Michael S. Booher stands ready to advocate for those in need of expert legal counsel.
Wrongful termination attorneys represent employees who were illegally fired from their jobs. They fight to recover lost wages and damages. Common matters include illegal firing, retaliation, discrimination, breach of contract.