Fighting For You From Fort Lauderdale
Every case begins with a story. One of hard work, dignity, and the right to earn a living in a workplace free of employment discrimination.
Were you sexually harassed? Fired for reporting race discrimination? Denied overtime wages? Need a lawyer to negotiate your severance agreement?
When employers break the law, Kaplan Employment Law fights back. We listen to your story, build your case, and stand up to companies that think they can get away with employment discrimination, sexual harassment, illegal retaliation, or wage theft.
Your employer has a lawyer. You need one who’s better.
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Meet Your Attorney
Brett Daniel Kaplan founded Kaplan Employment Law to help people speak out and fight back.
He represents employees who were fired for reporting harassment, denied pay, or pushed out for standing up for their rights. He also helps small businesses build fair, legal workplaces where problems are handled the right way.
Brett’s background in creative writing helps him tell your story clearly, powerfully, and persuasively. Judges listen. Juries care. Employers respond.
You are more than a case. You have a story. And we are here to fight for you.
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Employment Law is all we do.
We take on big companies—and win.
No upfront fees—only pay if we win.
Five-star advocacy. Real results.
Process
Common Questions
Select a question below:
Do I have a case?
Ask yourself:
How much does it cost to sue my employer?
We work on a contingency fee. This means you pay nothing until we win.
Can I sue if I'm an at-will employee?
Yes. Almost every state is an at-will state, including Florida. You may have a case if you were fired because you reported race discrimination, sexual harassment, or requested FMLA.
What qualifies as sexual harassment in Florida?
Sexual harassment in the workplace involves the following:
What should I do if I'm being harassed or discriminated against?
Will I have to go to court?
Probably not. Most cases settle, but we prepare every case for trial.
What damages can I recover if I win my case?
No one should be fired for enforcing equal employment opportunities. If you were fired for reporting protected class discrimination, racially or sexually harassed, denied overtime wages, or received a severance agreement, we are here to help.
Ready To Tell Your Story?
We understand that your rights as an employee can be confusing and that you might feel overwhelmed. We are prepared to review your case and explain your options so you can decide the best course to protect your future.