FOR
WORKERS & EMPLOYEES
Whether large, medium or small, employers are required to
follow a wide variety of national, state and local workplace laws that:
- Protect
workers from many forms of discrimination or harassment in the workplace,
- Require
employers to pay employees certain wages or overtime compensation, and
- Legally
require employers to provide workers time-off for certain disability, medical
or family leave.
With over 15 years of experience in employment-law practice
Attorney Lauren G Dreilinger can assist you in navigating these complex laws in
various ways, including:
- Consulting
with her if you believe your rights in the workplace have been violated,
- Informally
addressing an employment-law-related issue directly with your employer,
- Negotiating
an employment contract, or a separation agreement, package or release with your
employer,
- Representing
you at an unemployment compensation hearing,
- Filing
a complaint, or charge of discrimination with a federal, state or local
government agency against your employer,
- Representing
you at a mediation of your complaint, or charge of discrimination with a federal,
state, or local government agency against your employer, or
- Representing
you in lawsuit against your employer – from the filing of the complaint through
trial.
It is important for you to know that many types of workers’
legal claims against employers must be made within a limited period of time.
To learn more about your rights and obligations under the
law, call or e-mail Attorney Lauren G. Dreilinger. You can also use our online CONTACT page.
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