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The Employment Law Practice at Deeb Petrakis Blum & Murphy (Deeb Petrakis) is one of the Firm's most significant and growing practice areas. Deeb Petrakis assists clients in solving all types of problems that routinely arise between employees and employers.
The Firm provides proactive counseling on a routine basis to assist clients in problem avoidance. We work closely with human resource personnel to ensure employment policies comply with state and federal law. And when disputes arise that require litigation, our employment lawyers possess the experience, wisdom and reasoned tenacity to prevail.
Experience Employed
Deeb Petrakis employment lawyers handle all types of employment litigation,
in state and federal courts and before arbitrators, including;
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Employment
discrimination claims under Title VII of the Civil Rights
Act, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, the Americans
with Disabilities Act, and various similar state statutes. |
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Workplace harassment
claims. |
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Wage claims
under the Fair Labor Standards Act and state compensation
laws. |
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Claims arising
under leave of absence statutes, such as the Family and Medical
Leave Act. |
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Breach of employment
contract lawsuits, including noncompete agreements and other
restrictive covenants. |
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Employment tort
litigation such as claims for intentional infliction of emotional
distress, invasion of privacy, fraud, defamation, and negligent
hiring and supervision. |
From proactive counseling, to preparation of employment contracts,
to litigation, Deeb Petrakis provides effective representation for
regional and national employers. The Firm also offers an efficient
and cost-effective approach to working with human resource directors
and in-house counsel to provide employers consistent, high-quality
representation throughout the United States. We tailor our approach
to each client's specific needs.
Deeb Petrakis offers employers the synergy of wisdom, experience and reasoned tenacity to avoid trouble when possible, and to prevail when litigation is the answer.
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