
Labor & Employment Lawyers in Lake Charles
Counseling, Dispute Resolution, and Litigation Representation
At Sudduth & Associates, LLC we are proud to offer representation to employees and workers who have been subjected to unlawful workplace practices and discrimination within the workplace. There are many lawyers that work as corporate counsel to defend companies in their conduct. However, there are very few lawyers that practice in this field on the side of the employee. Our Lake Charles employment lawyers are proud to stand with workers.
We provide exceptional and experienced employment representation. Mr. Sudduth has extensive experience and practice in litigating, settling, and negotiating various employment cases as detailed below. However, this is not a field that he originally intended to practice in.
At Sudduth & Associates, LLC, we guide workers through complicated and challenging employment law cases. Watch the video to learn how our team helped one individual subject to wage discrimination get the settlement he deserved.

The Sudduth Solution
Why We're the Right Choice-
Over 100 Years of Collective Experience
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Former Prosecutor Who Knows Both Sides of the Law
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Long Roots in the Local Community
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Cutting-Edge Technology to Bring You More Convenience
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Collaborative Approach to Your Case
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Highly Communicative & Responsive
Employment Law Matters
Protecting Workers' RightsAs you tour this site we encourage you to find the particular area of employment law below that applies to your situation and read more about it. However, before doing that we want to briefly explain about employment law. First and foremost, employment law is one of the more complicated areas of law and is riddled with “land mines” at every turn. It is essential that you get a skilled attorney in the area of employment litigation who can help you navigate all the complicated turns.
Second, in employment law – timing is everything! Most statutes require that you file your suit within one year of the act causing damages. However, under Federal law you are required to first and foremost file with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) and you must do so within 180 days of the alleged act of discrimination. Notice that the time period has been shortened by six (6) months. Most people lose claims simply because they assume they have a year and they do not.
- Age Discrimination
- Disability Discrimination
- Fair Labor Standards
- Gender Discrimination
- Race Discrimination
- Retaliation
- Sexual Harassment


Our Clients Say It Best
Read Some of Our Client Reviews
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If having someone on your side that gives a 110% and delivers a quality product is important, then James Sudduth III comes with my highest personal recommendation.
“If having someone on your side that gives a 110% and delivers a quality product is important, then James Sudduth III comes with my highest personal recommendation.”
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If you're looking for an attorney to fight for you, call James.
“Throughout the entire ordeal, James could not have been more professional, courteous and knowledgeable regarding my employment issue. He was prompt with his responses and could not have shown more compassion for the issue.”
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They truly care about the legal issues I face, and aren't just 'going through the motions.'
“James & his caring team of professionals are a cut above the rest. They truly care about the legal issues I face, and aren't just 'going through the motions.' It's been a tremendous help during this transitional period in my life to have Jame”
- Ashley -
His passion for helping people sets him apart from any other attorney in this area.
“Smart, driven, direct, passionate. Amazing man, which makes him an amazing attorney. Treated me and my family as if we were a part of his. I am forever grateful for the hard work and dedication he put into my case.”
- Sherese