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Bulldog Trial Lawyers

Employment lawyers for employees

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About: Unpaid wages and overtime

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What we’ll discuss

Our intake team will ask about your experience and the information that may help us review it. No documents are needed to request a review.

  • The hours you worked and how your pay was calculated
  • Work before or after your scheduled shift
  • Pay statements or time records you already have

Meet the attorneys

Bob DeRose

An employee-side litigator focused on wage-and-hour disputes who has helped recover more than $100 million in wages for workers nationwide.

Experience and credentials →

Josh Sanford

An employment litigator who founded Sanford Law Firm in 2001 and grew it into a national wage-and-hour practice, trying cases across the country.

Experience and credentials →

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Before you contact us

Can I contact you while I still work there?

Yes. Use a personal phone number or email address where you are comfortable being contacted. You do not need to leave your job to request a review.

What happens after I submit?

Our intake team will contact you using your selected method to hear what happened. Representation begins only through a written agreement. Submitting does not protect any deadline.

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