New York Lawyers for Wage & Hour Disputes
Employment Law Attorneys Serving New York & New Jersey
Denied pay or overtime? Contact The Russell Friedman Law Group, LLP for help.
- We’ll meet with you free of charge.
- We will help make sure you are paid fairly for the work you have done.
Employees in New York & New Jersey are protected by law from being
underpaid, overworked, and mistreated at the workplace. If your rights
were violated in any way, don’t wait to contact a
New York employment law attorney at our firm for help. Fill out a free case evaluation form to get started.
How We Can Help With Your Case
As an established law firm in New York & New Jersey, The Russell Friedman
Law Group, LLP can be trusted to help with your wage and hour claim. With
decades of combined experience and an uncompromising will to see our clients
succeed, we are recognized as a premier law practice in New York &
New Jersey.
Our guiding principles of practice include:
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Results-oriented: We advocate for employees who’ve been wronged and seek the best
outcome for each client’s unique situation.
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Well-crafted legal solutions: We create innovative legal strategies to represent each case from a unique
perspective.
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A collaborative approach: We draw upon the experience and perspective of every member of our team
in order to create a well-rounded case on your behalf.
You Deserve Fair Compensation. We’re Here To Help You Get It.
Backed by our years of legal experience, we’re familiar with all
types of wage and hour claims. Whether you’ve been asked to work
off the clock or you’ve been advised to work through lunch and designated
breaks, we are here to find a resolution that compensates you for violations
of your wage and hour rights. If you answer yes to any of the following
questions, we urge you to contact our office about taking legal action.
- Are you automatically clocked out for breaks and lunches?
- Are you denied pay for travel time to your work site?
- Are you ever asked to work “off the clock?”
- Are you a salaried employee working an hourly position?
We also represent employees who’ve seen unwarranted changes made
to their timesheets; who’ve been actively denied breaks or meal
times; and who’ve received pay less than minimum wage. We’re
here to help you fight for the full pay you deserve as an employee of
New York State. To learn more, contact us for a free consultation.
We can be reached at (516) 714-5975 - get in touch with an employment law lawyer in New York today.