Labor and Employment Law in Florida
Fort Lauderdale attorney committed to enforcement of the law
Employment and labor laws govern all aspects of the relationships between employers and employees. While many have been designed to protect the rights of employees, these laws maintain a balance of fairness and equity between employers and employees that is vital to the health of all businesses. They require attorneys to be knowledgeable about such issues as human resource guidelines, wage and hour statutes, occupational safety and health, workers compensation, and anti-discrimination and equal opportunity laws.
Knowledgeable and experienced Florida lawyer
Dan S. Arnold III, P.A. is available to provide assistance in employment and labor law mediation and arbitration sessions as well as in courtroom litigation. I have a thorough understanding of Florida and federal labor and employment laws — including Title VII of the Civil Rights Law of 1964, the Taft-Hartley Act, the Equal Pay Act (EPA) and the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) — and handle a broad range of cases. I represent clients in labor and employment law matters including:
- Discrimination claims associated with national origin, religion, sex, age or disability
- Wage and hour disputes
- Harassment in the workplace
- Workplace safety issues
- Class action litigation
- Collective bargaining
- Pension and salary negotiations
- Non-competition and non-disclosure agreements
Personalized attention
I am committed to ensuring that every client receives personalized attention, including regular updates regarding case progress and options. While achieving a swift resolution is my goal whenever possible, I do not hesitate to take cases to court when a better outcome can be achieved in that way.
Reach out to my labor and employment law firm
Contact Dan S. Arnold III, P.A. online or at 954-764-4849 to schedule a consultation with a skilled Florida labor and employment law attorney. I have the legal savvy needed to help you with everything from compliance issues to wrongful discharge claims.
