Speak with any of us or anyone else that practices employment law. While it would depend on the true nature of your duties, its quite possible...

Frankly, I am not sure I follow the fact pattern. If this is in regards to an employment dispute, you should speak with an attorney who (like...

I think you might be well served by meeting with an employment lawyer and discussing all of the facts and particulars of your job. In these...

Yes, you likely do. Depending upon a variety of factors, you might have a claim under the FLSA or a common law claim if the FLSA does not apply...

If you quit, you will not likely have a claim under Chapter 443. Seems to me you should be seeking a face to face with a lawyer in regards to...

I would think the roofer would be the liable party. If you are seriously considering a lawsuit, you should speak with an attorney and get an...

You should speak with an attorney face to face. This strikes me as a consumer matter. Florida has statutes related to consumer law and they...

You should obtain a second opinion. I would not take it for granted that the medical bills are simply going to go away. You should bring your...

Your situation sounds unique. If you are serious, you should bring a copy of your documentation and credit report to a lawyer who is familiar...

Bring your agreement to an employment lawyer for a face to face review and consultation. Such agreements are contracts and enforced as such,...