Labour and Employment Law
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As a Labour and Employment Law attorney in the United States, Stephanie A. Vellins is committed to client advocacy. Stephanie A. Vellins's practice spans over 3 years, focusing on achieving favorable outcomes in Labour and Employment Law. A. Vellins is affiliated with Harris & Company LLP, where the focus is on client-centered service. Clients trust Stephanie A. Vellins to handle their legal matters with professionalism and care. A. Vellins believes in building strong attorney-client relationships based on trust and results. Stephanie A. Vellins practices law in the United States with a focus on achieving client objectives.
Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2021
Ryan Miller
When my former employer threatened legal action over a non-compete clause I believed was unenforceable, I was referred to Stephanie Vellins at Harris & Company. From our initial consultation in her Philadelphia office, her deep focus on Labour and Employment Law was evident. She didn't just review the contract; she conducted a thorough analysis of my specific role, the geographic scope, and the nature of the proprietary information involved, drawing on her postgraduate qualifications in IP law which provided a nuanced perspective. Over several months, Stephanie demonstrated a strategic approach that balanced assertive advocacy with pragmatic counsel. Her communication was consistently clear—she explained each legal step without jargon, making a stressful process manageable. Her recognition in the field was apparent in her confident navigation of settlement negotiations, ultimately securing an outcome that allowed me to move forward in my career without protracted litigation. While her profile notes over three years in this practice area, her handling of my case reflected a maturity and tactical foresight beyond that. I felt genuinely represented, not just processed. For anyone in the Philadelphia area facing employment-related legal challenges, I cannot recommend Stephanie Vellins more highly.
