FAQ
Attorneys help workers who allege they were misclassified as independent contractors from employees. They evaluate your employment, determine misclassification, and collect lost earnings, benefits, and damages.
A professional attorney can assess your case, analyze complex labor laws, and protect your rights. They can help you recover lost wages, benefits, and overtime and classify correctly.
You may need an attorney if you are classified as an independent contractor without health insurance, overtime compensation, or unemployment insurance despite working for a firm.
Misclassification can lead to pay gaps and benefits. An attorney can assist. They will assist you in suing or negotiating wages, overtime, and benefits from your employer.
Discuss your situation with an attorney before hiring. Your attorney will assess your case, gather evidence, and advise you. Contingency-based employee misclassification lawyers only get paid if you win.