Outten Golden LLP

COMPANY LAYOFFS AND SHUTDOWNS

WE ARE CONCERNED – WE REPRESENT THOUSANDS OF EMPLOYEES.
IF YOU ARE CONCERNED – PLEASE TELL WHAT IS HAPPENING WHERE YOU WORK.

Companies are shutting down without giving employees adequate notice. These mass layoffs often violate the rights of employees under federal law.

WARN law firm Outten & Golden is investigating the rights of laid-off and terminated employees in connection with the Workers Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (the WARN Act).

Please report if this has happened – or you think may happen – where you work.

Outten & Golden is a firm that represents only employees. As experienced WARN lawyers, we have filed WARN lawsuits on behalf of employees who have lost their jobs due to recent layoffs or shut downs at:

  • American Home Mortgage
  • HomeBanc
  • First Magnus

Under the WARN Act, an employer must provide 60 days’ advance written notice to employees before ordering a mass layoff or plant closing. Failure to do so could make the employer liable to pay up to 60 days pay and benefits to each affected employee.

WARN law firm Outten & Golden investigates and files WARN cases anywhere in the nation.


Please provide us with the following information. It will help us investigate
whether money may be owed to employees and aid those seeking assistance.

Personal Information
Employment Information
Layoff Status
Yes No
Yes, there have been layoffs
No, there have not been layoffs Yes No

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Outten & Golden LLP
3 Park Avenue, 29th Floor, New York, New York 10016
Four Landmark Square, Suite 201, Stamford, CT 06901
877-WARN-ACT ( 877-927-6228 )
www.outtengolden.com

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