Unemployment Benefits
Farese, Farese & Farese, P. A., has experience representing persons in their claims for unemployment benefits. Often employees are fired without good cause; yet, the employer may claim that the employee quit or did something wrong. Denial of unemployment benefits can be devastating to a person who has a family to feed and no job. Proper presentation often means getting the benefits a fired employee is entitled by the law. Farese, Farese & Farese, P. A., has a fee agreement on unemployment cases that an attorney's fee is paid when and if benefits are approved. If the client is not awarded unemployment benefits, no fee is charged. From an economic stand point, unemployment cases are not "money makers" for Farese, Farese & Farese, P. A.; however, the firm sees this area of moral responsibility to protect and help the needy and destitute when they most need help.
