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Is there a retainer or cost to the client before starting a case?
Many employee cases are handled on a contingency fee basis with some minimum commitment. If we are representing an employer rather than an employee, we typically charge by the hour for our services.
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What is owed to someone who has been sexually harassed?
The employer is obligated to remedy the situation by whatever means necessary. This may entail firing the person doing the harassing or providing protection for the person being harassed. If a lawyer becomes involved, the victim may receive monetary compensation.
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Is my job at risk if I ask a lawyer for advice?
Florida is an “at will” state. However there are protections against retaliation.
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Does the firm represent white collar cases?
Burruezo & Burruezo, PLLC does represent white collar defense cases. We assist clients who find themselves in the middle of federal investigations or who have been indicted for white collar crimes.
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Can wrongful termination occur in Florida?
Florida is an “at will” state, meaning an employer can fire an employee for anything that is not a protected characteristic.
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