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Civil Rights
Tallahassee, Florida, Civil Rights AttorneysThe Minnick Law Firm in Tallahassee, Florida, employs civil rights trial attorneys. If you have been discriminated against due to your race, age, gender, or national origin, we are here to protect your rights. We represent clients throughout Florida, including the cities and surrounding areas of St. Petersburg, Tampa, Lakeland, Orlando, Daytona Beach, Ocala, Gainesville, St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Lake City, Monticello, Tallahassee, Crawfordville, Wakulla, Quincy, Bristol, Blountstown, Marianna, Apalachicola, St. George Island, Port St. Joe, Panama City, Destin, Ft. Walton Beach and Pensacola. Workplace Discrimination - Sexual Harassment LawyersOur founder, Bruce Alexander Minnick, has been actively engaged in a broad-based civil rights protection litigation law practice since March 1981. Mr. Minnick has hand-on experience litigating all kinds of plaintiff and defense cases including workplace discrimination, retaliatory discharge, Florida and federal "whistle-blower" statute enforcement and workplace harassment based upon sex, race and the many other statutorily protected categories. These tough cases usually include side issues of undeserved discipline, failure to promote and general unfair and illegal treatment of employees by their supervisors and co-employees. We believe that you deserve to work in a Florida workplace that is with free from employment discrimination of all kinds. Our Firm's very experienced civil rights and employment discrimination attorneys now represent clients on a very reasonable consulting basis throughout Florida. We represent individual and corporate clients in civil rights matters including:
Civil Rights ViolationsIf you have been a victim of discriminatory practices following outsourcing, or have been fired or laid off without reasonable cause, or have been discriminated against through a demotion, breach of contract, or been treated differently due to your race, age, gender, religious affiliation, national origin, sexual orientation or marital status, you should immediately consider contacting the Tallahassee office of The Minnick Law Firm. Our experienced trial attorneys are now available statewide, and will use every tool in our founder's substantial legal arsenal effectively in order to advise you; and to defend you; and to enforce all of your Constitutional and statutory rights. We will begin initially by contacting your employer in writing and telephonically, and by engaging in informal negotiations aimed at settling the dispute immediately, to avoid the expense and time involved in costly litigation. We will do whatever may be necessary including the propounding of enforceable early offers of settlement; and we will not hesitate in utilizing the resources available to you at Florida's Commission on Human Relations and at the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The term "reverse" discrimination is commonly used to describe race discrimination aimed at Caucasian persons who may adversely be affected in the workplace by such things as "affirmative action" and plain old "favoritism" clearly based upon race. The attorneys at The Minnick Law Firm believe that all forms of illegal discrimination are just that-illegal discrimination. We believe that all forms of illegal discrimination are clearly unfair and in some cases are clearly unconstitutional; we believe that all employees are entitled by law to be free from and to be protected against all forms of discrimination in Florida's many public and private workplaces. Contact the experienced civil rights attorneys at The Minnick Law Firm by e-mail today to inform us of the details of your potential case. If we cannot take your case we will advise you and refer you to other competent trial attorneys who may take it. Contact an attorney at our Firm today. The Minnick Law FirmA Florida Employment, Labor, Consumer Protection, and Civil Rights Law Firm Specializing in Expert Consultation Services for Our Selected ClientsPost Office Box 15588 |  |             |