GEORGIA EMPLOYMENT ATTORNEY

THE LAW OFFICE OF JULIE M. WEINER

 Helping Businesses and Individuals Navigate Employment Matters

Find out why I should be your

GEORGIA EMPLOYMENT ATTORNEY

Employee Rights

Because Georgia is an “at will” employment state, individual employees need an experienced professional to evaluate their particular work-related situation to determine if there are any viable legal claims.  I have been analyzing potential employment claims on behalf of individuals and successfully pursuing a variety of legal remedies for over 20 years. My services to individual clients include:

  • Analysis of Potential Claims
  • Contract review
  • Severance negotiation
  • Representation before the EEOC 
  • Mediation
  • Litigation and appeals in federal and Georgia courts

For over 2 decades I have been helping companies navigate through employment-related legal issues, such as employee complaints, discipline and termination decisions, and compliance matters. The assistance that I can provide to my business clients includes:

  • Advice for handling HR issues
  • Employee handbooks (creation and revisions) and HR documents
  • Investigating workplace complaints
  • Drafting and reviewing employment-related contracts
  • Analysis of HR policies and pay classifications
  • Representation in administrative procedures (EEOC Charges, DOL/unemployment hearings, etc.)
  • Litigation and appeals in Federal and Georgia courts

what types of CASES do I handle?

Discrimination

  • Age
  • Gender
  • Race
  • Pregnancy
  • Disability
  • National Origin
  • Sexual Orientation

HARASSMENT

  • Creation of a hostile work environment because of an employee’s protected characteristics 

RETALIATION

  • Adverse employment action taken because an employee complained about unlawful discrimination or harassment or because they engaged in other legally protected activity

Wage & HOUR

  • Overtime
  • Minimum Wage/Failure to Pay
  • Misclassification of employees (exempt vs. non-exempt)

FMLA Leave

  • Interference with rights
  • Failure to Reinstate
  • Retaliation for Taking Leave

OTHER HR Matters

  • Employee Handbooks and HR policies
  • Employee discipline/termination
  • Unemployment hearings on behalf of employers
  • Employment contracts

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