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An experienced FLSA and wage-and-hour attorney in your state reviews your situation and contacts you within 24 hours to discuss your options.
If you have a claim, the attorney works on contingency — you pay nothing unless you win. The FLSA requires the employer to pay your attorney fees if you prevail.
The Fair Labor Standards Act contains a unique provision: employers who violate the law must pay the plaintiff's attorney fees if the worker wins. This means FLSA attorneys can take cases on pure contingency — they only get paid if you do.
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Most FLSA cases settle without going to trial. Simple cases can resolve in 3–9 months. More complex class actions may take 12–24 months. Your attorney will give you a realistic timeline after reviewing your situation.