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Contact UsEffective October 3, 2016 Day Rettig Martin, P.C. office is open with regular office hours of Monday- Friday, 8:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Day Rettig Martin, P.C. has Temporarily Relocated Due to Flooding in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Due to flooding in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Day Rettig Martin, P.C. has temporarily relocated its office but continues to have access to voicemail and email.
If you need to reach the office by telephone, please leave a voicemail to the specific attorney or staff member you are trying to reach by following the prompts after dialing 319-365-0437. We will return your call upon receipt of your voicemail.
You may also contact specific attorneys and staff members by email. Email addresses may be located on our website at www.drpjlaw.com.
We anticipate we will be at the temporary location for a week and will make every attempt to ensure that business continues as normal.
Joseph Day Presents on Delinquent Employer Collections and Strategies
On October 17, 2016 Attorney Joseph E. Day will be presenting on Delinquent Employer Collections and Strategies for Successful Collections Without Court Action at the 13th Annual Attorneys Seminar sponsored by the Painters and Allied Trades Labor Management Cooperation Initiative (LMCI). LMCI is a jointly administered Taft-Hartley fund for the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, AFL-CIO (IUPAT) and contractor’s signatory with the IUPAT. Their purpose is to increase and grow the market share of union construction companies. Attending this seminar are attorneys who represent both labor and management.
Day Rettig Martin, P.C. Announces Addition of Summer Law Clerk
Day Rettig Martin, P.C. is pleased to announce second-year law student, John Sexton, has joined the Firm as a law clerk for the summer. John grew up in rural northeast Iowa and attended Denver High School. He is the son of a teacher and veterinarian. John graduated from Wartburg College in 2014 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration and Accounting, and he played on the Wartburg golf team. His decision to attend law school was inspired by the legal implications involved with business transactions. John is entering his final year at Wake Forest University School of Law in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where he is concentrating on tax and estate planning.
In his spare time John enjoys golfing, fishing, and rooting for the Cubs and Hawkeyes. He is involved with the Leadership for Five Seasons College and Intern Program with the Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance and is a basketball coach for the Hanes Hosiery youth program.
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