What type of an attorney should i seek?

Any attorney that specializes in worker's compensation claims. Best of luck.

I quit job without 2 w note because I couldn't do it anymore being pregnant. They are withholding my last pay check. Suggestion?

You have a right to your check. Contact a lawyer to pursue this. There is an attorney fee provision on these claims and if the lawyer knows what...

Can a company withdraw a job offer because you don't meet the requirements to take a hair follicle test?

Yours is an interesting question. I also recommend you seek counsel to go over some of the finer details, but it appears to me that there must be...

I'm an exempt employee in mgmt. Am I required under Florida law to take an hour of unpaid lunch if I prefer to work thru it?

Unpaid? Not sure how that is possible if you are exempt. As an exempt employee you are not paid on an hourly basis. If you meant non-exempt,...

Paycheck bounced for the second time, been a week now and $120 in bank charges. What is Florida law say?

Your husband is entitled to his earned wages and Florida allows for the recover of attorney's fees and costs in pursuing claims for unpaid wages. ...

Can my previous employer hold my last month salary because I resigned?

Typically an employer cannot withhold any earned pay, but there could be a provision in your employment contract or agreement that provides this...

What can I do? what are my choices?

Little you can do other than to find employment elsewhere. If you are being replaced my someone with more experience, or someone they prefer for...

Been with the same company for 11 years and still not getting a promotion and dont know why? Could it be discrimination?

While Ms. Jones' advice on AVVO is always spot on, the only exception to her advice here is that some local ordinances, such as county ordinances,...

Employment Law

There is no entitlement to a meal break under State or federal laws. Hope this helps.

If an employer asks an employee to leave immediately after putting in a 2week notice, can I still get paid for the two weeks?

You'd be entitled to the comp, but only for the two weeks of employment you were denied as a result of the early termination. Hope this helps.

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