Practices

In today’s litigious environment, even employers who conscientiously follow best practices and establish robust policies and compliance programs may find themselves the target of employment litigation. Businesses turn to Akerman’s Employment Litigation Practice for dynamic, strategic, and cost-conscious defenses. Our national, multidisciplinary team, including more than 50 lawyers licensed in 17 jurisdictions, focuses exclusively on labor and employment matters and helps clients navigate claims brought before state and federal agencies and boards, as well as trial and appellate courts throughout the United States.

What sets Akerman’s team apart is our aggressive, yet efficient, approach to litigation and our team's industry-specific experience across sectors, including retail, healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing, technology, and staffing, among others. By focusing on a strong defense and early resolution, our goal is always to protect our clients' business, reduce risk, minimize disruption, and swiftly allow them to get back to business as usual.

Whether tackling thorny discrimination cases, contentious non-compete claims, challenging wage and hour claims, or sensitive labor relations matters, we have a strong record of successful outcomes for clients of all sizes. Clients who choose Akerman to serve as their regional or national labor and employment counsel benefit from our sophisticated use of technology, client-specific institutional knowledge, data-mining and management, and document and litigation repositories to reduce overall spend and identify potential litigation “hotspots” before claims arise.

Our  team is consistently recognized by industry publications and clients, with Chambers USA commending our “trusted” practice for our work in class actions and collective bargaining, as well as whistleblower, wage and hour, non-compete, and discrimination suits.

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