Employment Law

All employees in Texas, unless specified otherwise by a contract, are "at-will" employees. This means that an employee can set the standard for how it treats its employees and can terminate its employees for any given reason. However, both federal and state laws prevent employers from discriminating against its employees and set specific parameters for determining employee pay. This has led Employment Law to become one of the most expansive areas of the law. See below for some areas this law firm focuses on.

  • Employment Discrimination
    • Age
    • Color
    • Disability
    • Genetic
    • National Origin
    • Race
    • Religion
    • Sex Discrimination and Harassment
  • Employee Retirement Income Security Act
  • Family Medical Leave Act
  • Hostile Work Environment
  • Pay Violations
    • Minimum Wage
    • Unequal Pay
    • Unpaid Overtime
  • Sexual Harassment
  • Retaliation
  • Unemployment Benefits
  • Whistleblower
  • Worker's Compensation

Location

6260 Westpark Drive, Suite 265
Houston, Texas 77057

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