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From federal contractors at Vance AFB to oil field roughnecks, we believe every worker deserves dignity and fair pay.
Employers in Enid often think they can do whatever they want. We are here to remind them of the law.
We fight for roughnecks and drivers fired for refusing to perform dangerous work or reporting safety issues.
Being fired due to your race, religion, gender, or for following the law is actionable. We seek back pay and damages.
We help executives and professionals negotiate severance and fight unreasonable non-compete agreements.
Enid's economy is diverse, and so are its employment issues.
Civilian contractors play a huge role at the base. We handle security clearance issues and federal whistleblower claims.
From grain elevators to fertilizer plants, industrial workers face safety risks. Retaliation for reporting hazards is common.
Wage theft (unpaid overtime, tip pooling violations) and sexual harassment are rampant in these sectors.
We provide aggressive representation against unfair employers.
Based on race, age, gender, religion, or disability.
Being fired for reporting fraud or safety violations to authorities.
Failure to pay overtime, misclassification, or working off the clock.
Interference with your right to take medical leave for yourself or family.

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