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    • Denison Goodrich-Schlenker
    • Dan R. Godin
    • Colleen Kennedy
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    • Racial Discrimination
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    • Justin M. Plaskov
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    • Colleen Kennedy
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    • Racial Discrimination
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    • Severance Agreements
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A Worker’s Misclassification Lawyer In Denver

When a worker is classified as an independent contractor instead of an employee, it can strip away important protections and benefits under state and federal law. While some companies make honest mistakes, others intentionally mislabel workers to cut costs. In either case, the consequences for employees are significant. If you believe you have been subjected to worker misclassification, working with an experienced employment law attorney is critical to protect your rights and recover what you are owed.

At Colorado Employee Advocates, we have been fighting for workers in Denver, Colorado, since 2002. As a plaintiff employment firm, we stand firmly on the side of employees. We hold employers accountable for employee misclassification and other unlawful conduct. Our firm has secured high-dollar judgments for workers who were wrongly classified as independent contractors and denied fair compensation. We understand how businesses operate in Denver, Colorado, and we use that knowledge to build strong cases for our clients. When employers break the law, we take action.

How Does Employee Misclassification Happen In Denver, Colorado?

Employee misclassification occurs when a company labels a worker as an independent contractor but treats them like an employee. In Colorado, courts and agencies examine factors such as the degree of control the company has over the worker, the permanency of the relationship and whether the work performed is central to the business.

Workers who are misclassified may lose:

  • Overtime pay under wage and hour laws
  • Access to unemployment benefits
  • Workers’ compensation coverage
  • Employer contributions to Social Security and Medicare
  • Protection under anti-discrimination statutes

For businesses in Denver, Colorado, the consequences can include back pay awards, tax penalties, fines and costly litigation. Working with an experienced employment law attorney is essential to assess whether worker misclassification has occurred and to pursue appropriate legal action.

Misclassified? Let Us Take Action In Denver, Colorado.

If you have been classified as an independent contractor but believe you should be treated as an employee, we are ready to step in. At Colorado Employee Advocates, we aggressively investigate claims of employee misclassification and build cases designed to secure full financial recovery. Our history of high-dollar judgments reflects our commitment to workers throughout Denver, Colorado.

Call 720-759-2795 or reach out online to schedule an initial consultation with a dedicated employment law attorney.

Practice Areas

  • Employment Law
    • Discrimination
      • Age Discrimination
      • Racial Discrimination
      • Sexual Harassment
      • Disability Discrimination
      • Pregnancy Discrimination
    • Equity Agreements
    • Noncompete Agreements
    • Severance Agreements
    • Breach Of Contract
    • Family And Medical Leave Act
    • FAMLI Leave
    • Wage And Hour Law
    • Worker Misclassification
    • Federal Employment Law
    • Protecting Whistleblowers
    • Wrongful Termination

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Colorado Employee Advocates is a law firm that litigates plaintiff employment law claims and provides advice to employees. Please feel free to call our office or submit your information via the form below.

If your legal situation is a situation for which we believe we may be able to provide assistance, we will offer you a confidential legal consultation so we can learn about you and your unique situation, provide you with an analysis of your legal claims, give you legal and practical advice, and discuss ways in which we may be able to offer representation.

Colorado Employee Advocates can sometimes offer to take your case on a contingency fee basis, meaning that if we take your case, you owe us nothing unless we are able to recover for you.

However, except in very rare circumstances, we are not able to offer free consultations. Thus, if we offer you a consultation, you will need to pay for the attorney’s time, which can vary based on the attorney you meet with and the amount of time required for your particular situation.

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Denver, CO 80202

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