The term “wrongful termination” is generally used to describe a situation where an employee is fired in violation of the law.
Although Florida is an employment “at-will” state, a number of statutes and civil laws make it unlawful for an employer to terminate an employee under certain circumstances.
For example, Florida law prohibits terminating an employee because:
- Whistle blowing
- The employee attends jury duty.
- Complaining of discrimination.
- Terminated by workers compensation retaliation
- For refusing to take a polygraph
If you feel you’ve been wrongfully terminated, please call us at 954-617-6017 or use the contact form at right to contact Rob Norell for a free consultation regarding your rights.
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