What Happens When You Call Our Office?

Ever wondered what happens when you call Lockaby PLLC with a legal inquiry?


Maybe you're an employee with a non-compete or severance agreement. Maybe you're an employer with an HR issue. Or maybe you're a business looking for outsourced general counsel.


The first step is calling our office. Everyone will speak to our intake specialist who will gather your name, contact information and any relevant details. Then, they will prepare a write-up for the attorneys. The attorneys will evaluate that information, and they will follow up in 1-3 business days with an answer as to whether we are the best fit for your need. If we are unable to help, we will give you a referral to another attorney that we think might be able to help you.


If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us! You can get in touch with our office by calling (859) 263-7884 or filling out our contact form.

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