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Most employers aren't going to come right out and admit they're discriminating against someone.
That's why many discrimination cases come down to uncovering whether the employer's stated reason is the real reason, or just a cover for something else.
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Beginning in September, Florida's minimum wage is getting an increase. In this article, we break down everything you need know about these changes.
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Learn the Florida minimum wage for 2026, tipped employee rates, paycheck issues, and what to do if your employer is paying you less than required.
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Whistleblower complaints serve to protect your legal rights as an employee when you have been the victim of whistleblower retaliation
But there are specific steps that need to be taken to file a complaint correctly
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What happens if you get paid under minimum wage in Florida?
It's important to know how to go about getting the compensation you're owed.
Our employment attorneys breaks down everything you need to know in this article
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Religious discrimination at work isn’t always obvious, but it can have serious consequences
If you’ve experienced unfair treatment because of your beliefs, it’s important to understand your rights
Call us today for a free case evaluation
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We handle everything, ranging from huge cases against the largest employers to modest cases against small employers, and everything in between. Here’s a small sampling of our case results:
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While the FLSA requires final paychecks by the next scheduled payday, an employer may lawfully withhold some or all final wages in limited circumstances, which an employment attorney can help evaluate.
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Meet Attorney Christopher Fennell, a Florida native who bring creative problem-solving and a strategic mindset to every case. He’s passionate about helping employees navigate tough workplace challenges and find real solutions.
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Many Florida workers face pregnancy discrimination when they’re denied simple accommodations like lifting limits or breaks
This guide explains your rights and what to do next so you can protect your job and your health in 2026
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At Wenzel Fenton Cabassa P.A., our experienced team follows a refined process to thoroughly evaluate every potential case. We may contact you several times to gather the information needed to determine how we can best assist you.
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For 30+ years, Wenzel Fenton Cabassa P.A., has stood beside employees across Florida. We’ve taken on some of the nation’s largest employers, always with a thoughtful, strategic approach tailored to your situation.
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Most employees who consider suing their employers underestimate how demanding the process truly is without guidance.
Without a clear picture of what lies ahead, missteps can cost you your case before it ever reaches a courtroom.
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Our work is driven by real experiences and a desire to make a difference. If you’ve been wronged in the workplace, Wenzel Fenton Cabassa P.A. is ready to stand by your side. Get in touch with us today.
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If your employer is violating your FMLA rights, you don’t have to face it alone. Our employment attorneys are here to protect your job and your future.
Call today for a free case evaluation.
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What is considered FMLA retaliation after taking leave? Here are common examples.
By themselves, these examples may not constitute FMLA retaliation, but experiencing several of them can amount to an adverse employment action, resulting in FMLA retaliation.
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Taking family or medical leave doesn’t mean losing your health benefits. Employers are generally required to continue your coverage, as long as you pay your portion.
Have questions? We’re here to help.
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