Mitchell Ira Batt is a lawyer practicing age discrimination, covenants not to compete, employee rights and 6 other areas of law. Mitchell received a M.L.I.R. degree from Michigan State University in 1982, and has been licensed for 33 years. Mitchell practices in Rockville, MD.
Due to an unexpected situation with my employer, I needed to consult a great attorney who practices labor and employment laws and asked my prenup attorney for a recommendation. My prenup attorney recommended Mr. Mitchell Batt. Words just simply could not adequately express my greatest gratitudes to Mr. Batt. Mr. Batt is a great attorney with a big heart which nowadays is very rare to find in this professional field. Throughout the consultations, Mr. Batt is always responsive, organized, professional and compassionate. He listens, provides great explanations, options and possible outcomes of each options and discuss them with me. Mr. Batt has my best interests in mind and did not immediately push for a litigation. He is a trustworthy and reliable attorney. I will definitely recommend Mr. Batt for any labor and employment related issues. THANK YOU AGAIN, MR. BATT! P. S. on 5/5/2021
I felt that Mitch Batt was thorough in his planning, communicating and, most importantly, explaining the details of our case. He offered balanced guidance on all the pros and cons of litigation, and we felt as though he did an excellent job in preparing us as well. I am pleased to add that we were successful in our efforts with our lawsuit against a former employer.
I have worked with Mitch on 2 cases that were not easy to win with one of the two, but Mitch got it done! He does his homework and is always super organized. If you do meet him, you need to do your homework and prep. And these things can take awhile, but Mitch keeps me updated on anything new and gives full detail of every breakdown of everything. Awesome Attorney and a great guy!
I found out from another attorney that options were available that Mr. Batt did not present. Also, phone calls and emails were not always returned. He oversimplified the situation and did not present all angles.
