Naples Wrongful Termination Lawyers

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In Florida, most employment is considered "at will". This form of employment follows the principle that either the employer or the employee may terminate the relationship at any point, for any reason. The only general exception in "at-will" employment arrangements is that the termination may not be done for reasons which violate the law.

Employment not falling in the "at will" category is subject to different limitations and requirements, so you should be sure to know the classification of your work setup. In general, employment that is subject to a set period employment contract is not considered to be "at will", and termination may only happen in accordance with procedures outlined in the contract.

What are the Illegal Grounds for Terminating At Will Employment in Florida?

In the state of Florida, employee discrimination is the most common illegal ground for termination in an at-will employment. Employers are barred from terminating their employees on the basis of race, gender, religion, or nationality. An employer also may not fire an at-will employee in retaliation for the employee prompting an investigation into discrimination or filing a legal claim of discrimination against the Naples employer.

Furthermore, according to the Family and Medical leave, employers are prohibited from firing employees who take leave for family or medical purposes. Finally, employers cannot terminate employees who are simply exercising a legal right, performing an obligation under law, or refusing to do an illegal act.

Do I Need a Florida Attorney for My Wrongful Termination Case?

In Naples, Florida, a lawyer will be able to notify you about whether you are a victim of wrongful termination, and they will be able to guide you in preparing the necessary documents. Sometimes there can be procedures that are unique, and a lawyer can guide you in these as well.

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Life in Naples

Naples may remind some of Europe, however Naples is also a city in Collier County, Florida. It is a very small city, with a population of about 21,650 people.

The economy largely thrives off of tourism. Naples is a popular vacation spot because it is known as "the Paradise Coast." Alongside tourism, the largest employer is the Fortune 1000 company Health Management Associates. Other top employers include Arthrex and INgage Networks. With such a variety of employers, Naples residents are able to sufficiently provide for themselves. In fact, Napes was ranked amongst the tenth priciest cities.

Popular attractions include the Everglades National Park, Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge, Picayune Strand Forest, and Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary.

Naples is also filled with many small law offices. Attorneys focus on providing personalized legal services, and are very capable of providing their clients with excellent legal services.

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