Employment Law

Wrongfully terminated, retaliated against, or harassed at work?

No employee should have to endure unlawful treatment. Rob Gill investigates employment claims, explains legal options, and aggressively pursues appropriate compensation and justice.

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Employment Law

Protecting employees when the workplace becomes unlawful.

If you believe your employer violated your rights, the first step is to preserve relevant records and understand the timeline. The firm will investigate the circumstances, evaluate the available claims, and explain the practical paths forward.

Employment disputes can affect income, reputation, and long-term stability. Rob Gill provides direct attorney representation from the initial review through negotiation or litigation.

No attorney fees unless the firm recovers for you.Fee arrangements and representation are confirmed in a written agreement.

Direct Representation

Your attorney works directly on your case.

You will not be passed from associate to associate. The firm’s boutique structure is designed for continuity, accessibility, and accountability.

Investigate

Review the timeline, evidence, witnesses, records, and immediate deadlines.

Advise

Explain the law, available options, risks, and practical considerations honestly.

Advocate

Pursue a focused strategy through negotiation, motion practice, or trial as appropriate.

Employment Law FAQ

Common questions at the beginning of a matter.

Every situation is different. A consultation allows the firm to consider the specific facts.

What should I preserve in an employment case?

Preserve relevant emails, text messages, policies, pay records, performance reviews, complaints, notices, and a dated timeline. Do not remove materials unlawfully or alter records.

How quickly should I speak with an attorney?

Prompt review is important because employment claims may be subject to administrative or court deadlines and evidence can become harder to obtain over time.

Will I owe attorney fees if there is no recovery?

For accepted employment matters handled on contingency, there is no attorney fee unless the firm recovers for you. The written agreement controls the fee arrangement.