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At Wenzel Fenton Cabassa, P.A., our employment law attorneys are experienced in protecting employees from workplace discrimination, wrongful termination, retaliation, bullying and much more. If you’re dealing with employer issues, find out why you should have a lawyer on your side.
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HELPING EMPLOYEES GET THE JUSTICE THEY DESERVE
We are relentless in our pursuit of workplace rights – and it shows. Our team of employee rights attorneys work tirelessly to defend and protect our clients from illegal workplace abuses, such as discrimination, retaliation, and unpaid wages. Although each case is different and each result is case-specific, we explore every avenue to ensure our clients are adequately compensated for their losses. Below are some of our most significant Florida employment law case results awarded to our clients.



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10 Signs You’re Facing Retaliation for Taking FMLA Leave
When you take leave under the Family & Medical Leave Act, it’s safe to assume you’re already under some stress. It can be good stress, like taking time off to be with a new baby. Or it can be difficult, emotional distress, if, for example, you are taking time off to care for a terminally […]
How Much Can You Sue for Wrongful Termination? A Breakdown
Florida’s right-to-work laws grant employers the freedom to end the employment of their employees at any moment. They do not have to give any prior notice before doing so, nor do they need to provide a reason as to why they have chosen to sever the employment relationship. Still, despite how that may sound, it […]
How Long Can an Employer Hold Your Paycheck After Termination?
When your employer has decided that your time with the company is over, you might find yourself let go without a moment’s notice—and without a final paycheck in hand. You may also wonder how long the employer has to pay you before withholding such a paycheck becomes unlawful. It is important to note that no […]