- Conducting an interview with the client to collect information about the circumstances of the FMLA leave denial.
- Reviewing available documents: leave requests, correspondence with the employer, company policies.
- Assessing the possibility of an FMLA violation.

FMLA: Win your case for wrongful denial of leave
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Initial Consultation and Case Assessment1 $363.00
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Preparation of Evidence Base5 $1,210.00
- Requesting additional documents from the client or third parties (medical certificates, emails, witness statements from colleagues).
- Analyzing company policies for non-compliance with the law.
- Preparing a legal opinion on the existence of FMLA violations.
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Pre-Litigation Dispute Resolution14 $1,815.00
- Preparing an official demand letter or pre-litigation notice to the employer regarding the violation.
- Conducting negotiations with the employer or their attorneys to reach a settlement.
- Drafting a settlement agreement if the parties agree to resolve the matter out of court.
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Filing a Complaint with a Federal Agency or Court60 $6,050.00
- Preparing and filing a complaint with the U.S. Department of Labor or a federal/state court.
- Drafting the lawsuit and attaching necessary evidence.
- Handling all legal communications with courts or regulatory agencies.
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Litigation and Court Representation180 $9,680.00
- Representing the client’s interests during hearings, mediation, or arbitration.
- Challenging the employer’s position and defending the client’s rights.
- Seeking compensation: lost wages, emotional distress damages, and reimbursement of legal costs.
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Enforcement of Court Decision60 $1,815.00
- Monitoring the employer’s compliance with the court ruling (payment of compensation, reinstatement).
- Negotiating the terms of compliance if the employer fails to fulfill obligations voluntarily.
- Filing motions with enforcement agencies or the court for compulsory execution of the judgment.
Get compensation and protect your rights: legal assistance when FMLA leave is denied
When your employer denies you your legal right to FMLA (Family and Medical Leave Act) leave, you have the right to file a legal complaint and seek compensation for the violation. Our team of lawyers specializes in protecting employees in such situations and will help you get justice.
What is an FMLA violation and when do you need legal help?
The FMLA guarantees employees up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave to treat themselves or care for a close family member without risk of losing their job. If your employer
- denies you leave,
involuntarily terminates you after you use it,
or takes other retaliatory action,
it may be illegal. Contacting a lawyer will help you quickly and correctly determine whether a violation has occurred and what steps you should take to protect your rights.
Reasons for Unlawful FMLA Leave Denials
Employers often violate your rights due to:
- Misinterpretation of the law or company policies,
- Attempts to avoid payouts or compensation,
- Retaliation against an employee for using FMLA,
- Failure to provide written notices or explanations for denials.
We help you quickly gather evidence and confirm violations to successfully defend your rights.
Legal Actions for FMLA Leave Denials
Our lawyers provide comprehensive support to protect your interests, including:
- Consultation and Case Evaluation – We analyze the details of your case, documents, and employer actions.
- Evidence Collection – We assist in building a strong evidence base: emails, company policies, and colleague testimonies.
- Filing a Lawsuit or Complaint – We prepare legal documents and represent your interests in court or before federal agencies.
Compensation for FMLA Violations
You may be eligible for the following types of compensation:
- Lost wages and bonuses,
- Compensation for emotional distress,
- Legal fees and court costs.
Depending on the circumstances, the compensation amount can be significant.
Fast Assistance with FMLA Cases
Consultation within 24 Hours
What to Do if Denied FMLA Leave?
- Gather all documents supporting your leave request.
- Document the employer’s denial in writing or via email.
- Contact a specialized lawyer for a legal evaluation of your situation.
Common Employee Mistakes in Protecting FMLA Rights
- Failing to document the leave request,
- Delaying the filing of a complaint,
- Signing termination documents under pressure without consulting a lawyer.
Benefits of Working with Our Law Firm
- Extensive experience in handling employee rights violation cases,
- Complete confidentiality for your situation,
- Transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
A denial of lawful FMLA leave is a serious violation of your labor rights, for which your employer is accountable. Don’t delay protecting your interests: seek legal assistance now to obtain compensation and safeguard your right to medical or family leave.

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