If you are not a salaried employee, you are eligible for overtime pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). If you are salaried or if you have management responsibilities or other high-level duties for your company, you may not be eligible. If you believe that your employer should be paying you overtime, we can help you pursue an action against the company, including filing a claim under the FLSA.

Teachers may experience discrimination, especially based upon age. For example, a school or district may replace tenured teachers with younger teachers. We understand how hard our teachers work to educate and prepare our children. We work diligently to advocate for teachers’ rights with the district and the National Labor Relations Board.

Unfortunately, some employers may lay off or terminate an employee for discriminatory reasons but claim that it was for no reason at all. Often that employee has endured on-the-job harassment. You have the right to bring a wrongful termination charge against your employer if you have sufficient evidence. You may also bring charges against your employer if:

• Head, neck, back injuries
• Knee injuries
• Hand injuries
• Arm injuries, finger loss
• Facial scars or burns
• Repetitive trauma injuries, such as carpal tunnel syndrome
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Exposure to fumes or chemicals that cause serious breathing issues

Our attorneys will investigate whether your accident was caused by another person’s mistake, due to faulty equipment or because of any other hazard on a construction site. Workers can have accidents caused by a slip and fall, a motor vehicle or a fall from a height such as a scaffold or ladder.

Bronnberg & Henriquez PC is here to assist you. Our attorneys have more than 30 years of combined legal experience and will be by your side to advocate on your behalf against the insurance carrier’s attorneys. We will:

• Your employer breached your employment contract in order to dismiss you.
• You acted as a whistleblower and were retaliated against.
• You refused to perform an illegal act as directed by the employer and were terminated.
• You took time off, such as for example military service or Family and Medical Leave Act, and lost your job as a result.
• You were victimized due to your sexual orientation, race, religion, age, nationality or family status.

Unfair performance evaluations may be used to count toward a negative performance review and termination. Part of our advocacy is to assist you with reinstatement through your human resources department.