Minneapolis
100 S 5th StSuite 1200
Minneapolis, MN 55402
1 (866) 603-3046
Most people reach us because something happened at work. If that’s you, you’re in the right place — the first call is free, confidential, and costs you nothing either way.
If you were discriminated against, harassed, underpaid, fired, or punished for speaking up, start here. You don't need to know which law applies or whether you have a case — that's what we figure out with you.
Five fields, no story needed yet — that comes on the follow-up call.
Your submission is confidential. We do not contact your employer.
Minneapolis — (866) 790-4497
Chicago — (866) 844-6509
Free and confidential. Se habla español.
Within five minutes if you opt into a call from Nina, our AI voice assistant. Otherwise, the same business day.
01 You tell us the basics
Five fields, or a two-minute phone call. No documents needed yet.
02 We follow up
We'll ask what happened, when, and who was involved. This is where the real conversation is.
03 We tell you where you stand
Honestly. If you have a case, we'll explain what it looks like and what's realistic. If you don't, we'll say so and try to point you toward someone who can help.
04 You decide
Nothing moves forward unless you want it to. There's no cost and no obligation to find out.
Every case runs as a team. Some claims close in as little as six months. If something happened, reaching out sooner protects your options.
Pay stubs, emails, texts, performance reviews, your termination letter. Helpful, not required. Call first, collect later.
You don’t need to know whether it was “discrimination” or “retaliation” or “wrongful termination.” Tell us what happened in your own words. Sorting out the legal category is our job.
Contact your paralegal or case manager using the direct line or email they gave you when your case opened.
Call (866) 506-9649 and ask for your case team by name, or email hello@wantathome.com with your name and we'll connect you.
Use the secure link your team provided. Don't send sensitive documents by regular email.
You don’t need to know whether it was “discrimination” or “retaliation” or “wrongful termination.” Tell us what happened in your own words. Sorting out the legal category is our job.
Case referrals, co-counsel arrangements, and firms we work alongside.
Collaboration
First calls happen by phone, documents are shared securely online, and depositions and mediations are often handled remotely. We represent workers across Minnesota and Illinois, not just the two cities we sit in.
If you opted into a call from Nina, our AI voice assistant, you’ll hear from us within about five minutes to confirm a few details. Otherwise, someone from our team follows up the same business day.
Yes. Your submission and your conversations with us are confidential, and we don’t contact your employer. That stays true whether or not we end up taking your case.
Nina is our AI voice assistant. If you opt in, she calls within about five minutes to gather a few details, so our team comes to your case already knowing the basics. It’s optional — you can always talk to a person instead.
Almost never. First calls are by phone, and documents are shared securely online. If a case eventually needs in-person work, we handle the logistics with you.
Nothing. The call to find out whether you have a case is free. For most cases we work on contingency, meaning you pay no fees unless we recover money for you.
Yes. Our intake team speaks Spanish natively, and several of our attorneys are bilingual. You can call, submit the form, and have your case handled in Spanish from start to finish.
Contact your paralegal or case manager directly using the line they gave you. If you don’t have it, call our main number and ask for them by name, and we’ll connect you.
Yes. A lot of people who call aren’t sure they have anything. Some turn out to have significant claims, and some turn out to be part of a problem affecting their whole workplace. Finding out is free.