Employee Rights | Pay Disputes

Get the Wages and Overtime You've Earned

Employee Misclassification

Many employers illegally label workers as “independent contractors” or “exempt” to avoid paying overtime and full wages. We aggressively challenge these misclassifications, uncover the true nature of the employment relationship, and pursue all unpaid wages, overtime, and penalties owed under the law.

Meal & Rest Break Violations

Employers routinely cut corners by denying required meal and rest breaks or forcing employees to work through them. We hold employers accountable for these violations and pursue full premium pay and penalties for every missed or noncompliant break.

Unpaid Overtime & Wage Violations

If you worked overtime and didn’t get paid for every hour, your employer likely violated the law. We pursue employers for off-the-clock work, unpaid overtime, and wage theft in all forms, and we seek maximum recovery of unpaid wages and penalties.
civil litigation
Unpaid wages can include regular hourly pay, overtime, missed meal and rest break premiums, off-the-clock work, commissions, bonuses, and final wages that were never paid after termination.
Being labeled an independent contractor does not automatically make it legal. If your employer controlled your work or treated you like an employee, you may have been misclassified and could be entitled to unpaid wages, overtime, and penalties.
If your employer failed to provide legally compliant meal or rest breaks, you may be entitled to additional pay (often referred to as “premium pay”) for each violation.
Most wage and hour cases are handled on a contingency basis, meaning you do not pay attorneys’ fees unless there is a recovery. In many cases, the law also requires employers to pay attorneys’ fees if the employee prevails.