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Championing Workers’ Rights in Massachusetts ✊
Richardson & Cumbo, LLP is a premier Boston-based law firm with a steadfast and longstanding commitment to advocating for workers’ rights. We believe that every employee deserves to be treated fairly and paid fully for their hard work. Our firm is dedicated to holding employers accountable and fighting for individuals whose rights have been violated in the workplace. 🧑💼 We understand the courage it takes to stand up to an employer, and we provide our clients with compassionate, tenacious, and strategic legal representation every step of the way. When you feel powerless against a company, we are here to be your powerful voice for justice.
Focused Expertise in Employment and Labor Law
At Richardson & Cumbo, LLP, we concentrate our practice on protecting employees. This focus allows us to provide deep expertise and a proven track record of success in this complex area of law. We are not a general practice firm; we are dedicated specialists in the fight for employee justice.
- Wage and Hour Lawyers: This is the cornerstone of our practice. We aggressively pursue claims for employees who have been denied proper compensation. We have extensive experience in litigating complex class action lawsuits on behalf of workers who were not paid for overtime, work on Sundays, or on certain holidays, as required by Massachusetts law. If you believe you have been a victim of wage theft, we are here to help you recover the money you are rightfully owed.
- Class Action Lawsuits: We have the resources and experience to represent large groups of employees who have been similarly harmed by an employer’s illegal pay practices. By joining together in a class action, workers can level the playing field against large corporations and achieve a just outcome for everyone involved.
- Workplace Discrimination: We fight for employees who have been treated unfairly due to their race, gender, age, disability, or other protected characteristic.
- Wrongful Termination Lawyers: If you were fired for an illegal reason, such as retaliation for reporting misconduct, we can help you fight back and seek justice for your wrongful termination.
Your Fight is Our Fight 🤝
We understand that legal battles, especially against an employer, can be daunting. That is why we stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our clients. At Richardson & Cumbo, LLP, we often work on a contingency fee basis. This means if your case is not successful, you will not owe us anything for our legal fees. We only get paid if we win for you. Your information is always kept private and confidential. We are committed to providing you with a clear understanding of your rights and options.
Free and Confidential Consultation
If you believe your rights as an employee have been violated, do not hesitate to seek legal advice. We offer a free, no-obligation evaluation and consultation to discuss the specifics of your situation. Let our dedicated legal team review your case and explain how we can help you seek the compensation and justice you deserve. Contact us today to take the first step. ⚖️
Specializing In
Workers’ Rights, Labor and Employment Law, Class Action Lawsuits, Unpaid Overtime, Wage and Hour Law, Blue Laws Wages
Address & Location
Located in the heart of the historic Financial District of Downtown Boston, near Downtown Crossing.
Building Location
This is a premium 31-story Class A commercial office tower built in 1988, commonly known as 75-101 Federal Street. It features a modern glass and stone exterior and is located close to The Park at Post Office Square.
Suite Access
Enter the building through the professional main lobby of 75-101 Federal Street. Take the building elevators up to Suite 1900 on the 19th floor.
Parking Details
An on-site subterranean parking facility, the 75-101 Federal Street Valet Garage, is available for visitors. Alternative parking is also available nearby at The Garage at Post Office Square.
Public Transit
Served by local transit lines; nearest stop is at South Station.
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