About
The Chris Bourgeacq Law Firm, PC, founded in 1986, provides a wide range of legal services in Austin, TX, and surrounding areas. Specializing in labor and employment law, the firm is adept at handling discrimination, retaliation complaints, and employment agreements. They also assist in matters related to internet and social media law, such as identity theft and data breaches. The firm has a dedicated practice for families with special needs children, dealing with special education issues and disability accommodations. With nearly 30 years of experience, they offer expertise in state and federal court litigation and arbitration.
Highlights
40 years in business
Serves Austin, TX
Payment methods
Cash, Check, Credit Card
Specialties
Issue type
Discrimination, Harassment, Workers compensation, Wrongful termination, Pay and benefits, Social Security & Disability, Other type of issues
Location and hours
The Chris Bourgeacq Law Firm, PC
1411 West Ave
Austin, TX 78701
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Resume
Work Experience
Founder & owner
The Chris Bourgeacq Law Firm PC
2015 - Present
General Attorney
AT&T Legal Department
1989 - 2015
Staff Sergeant
United States Air Force (Active Duty)
1975 - 1981
Associate
Coburn Croft
1985 - 1989
Education
Washington University
1986
Washington University
1982
Washington University
Law
1986
Washington University
1982
Associations & Affiliations
Austin Bar Association
Illinois State Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Missouri Bar
Publications
National Business Institute – Employment Law: 2015 Comprehensive Guide
“Utilizing Alternative Dispute Resolution Tactics in Employment Matters”
2015
Speaking Engagements
Employment Law: 2015 Comprehensive Guide
“Utilizing Alternative Dispute Resolution Tactics in Employment Matters”
2015
Annual Law Day
Administrative agencies law - keynote panel
2014
Legal & Regulatory Podcast
“The NLRB’s Ambush Election Rule and Other Pro-Union Activities”
2012