Jeana Goosmann
CEO, Founding and Practicing Attorney
People are at the heart of every business, and managing those people comes with challenges that can quickly become legal risks. Our employment and labor law attorneys in Omaha, Sioux Falls, and Sioux City work closely with CEOs, business owners, executives, and HR leaders to prevent issues before they escalate and resolve them efficiently when they do.
Our team brings firsthand experience as business executives, HR professionals, and trusted legal advisors. We help employers create compliant, fair, and productive workplaces while protecting your best interests.

Clear, enforceable contracts protect both employers and employees. We draft, review, and negotiate employment-related agreements that safeguard your business while maintaining fairness and compliance.

When disputes arise, you need an experienced team ready to act. We represent employers in administrative complaints, investigations, and litigation, working to resolve conflicts quickly while minimizing disruption.

Whether you’re unionized or your goal is to remain non-union, our attorneys guide you through every step of labor relations. We provide negotiation strategy, contract management, and representation in front of the NLRB and other agencies.
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In many cases, yes — but enforceability depends on your state’s laws and how the agreement is structured. We help draft and review non-competes that protect your business and comply with evolving regulations.
Contact legal counsel immediately. We can help you respond promptly, preserve evidence, and develop a strategy for resolution while protecting your business interests. If companies do not comply with an EEOC investigation, they can be subpoenaed, which is additional frustration and complication for all parties.
Individuals can file job discrimination complaints with the EEOC without the help of an attorney, but we can help navigate the process. You’ll need to provide detailed information about your complaint so that we can determine whether it’s covered under EEOC laws.