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Conveniently located in Miami, the FairLaw Firm focuses on representing workers whose employers did not pay them the overtime wages and hourly wages they earned. The FairLaw Firm handles most of these wage and hour cases and other unpaid/underpaid wage cases on contingency, so clients owe no fees or costs unless they recover money.
The FairLaw Firm strives to provide each client with efficient and effective representation to achieve a successful and realistic outcome.
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About The FairLaw Firm
Conveniently located in Miami, the FairLaw Firm focuses on representing workers whose employers did not pay them the overtime wages and hourly wages they earned. The FairLaw Firm handles most of these wage and hour cases and other unpaid/underpaid wage cases on contingency, so clients owe no fees or costs unless they recover money.
The FairLaw Firm strives to provide each client with efficient and effective representation to achieve a successful and realistic outcome.
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Unpaid overtime – the FairLaw Firm represent employees to recover the overtime pay they earned, plus penalties and attorneys' fees under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Minimum wages – the FairLaw Firm represents employees who were not paid the minimum wages to which they are legally entitled, under the Fair Labor Standards Act and other laws.
Unpaid wages – the FairLaw Firm represents employees in recovering the wages to they earned, under the Florida Wage Act and Miami-Dade Wage Theft Ordinance.
Retaliatory discharge – the FairLaw Firm represents workers who were fired, harassed, or retaliated against for bringing a workers' compensation, wage, or other claim.
Business, commercial, and contract litigation – the FairLaw Firm represents people and businesses in litigation throughout South Florida.
Insurance litigation – the FairLaw Firm represents people and businesses in litigation against insurance company in claims for coverage, declarations of rights...