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How long do I have to file an overtime or minimum wage claim in Florida?

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How long do I have to file an overtime or minimum wage claim in Florida?

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A. While the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) only offers two to three years for employment cases, Florida residents have a longer statute of limitations. Under Florida overtime and minimum wage law, employees have four years to file a claim; if the employer’s action was willful, the employee has five years. However, Florida workers should not hesitate to file a claim. Contacting a Florida overtime lawyer in a timely manner can help ensure he or she has enough time to put together a strong case.

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