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Walters Levine Klingensmith & Thomison provides a wide range of legal services to county and municipal governments throughout Florida. As a full-service law firm, our representation of governmental clients includes:

• zoning consultation and litigation
• eminent domain proceedings
• inverse condemnation
• land use regulation consultation and litigation
• charter review, interpretation and litigation
• employment discrimination
• collective bargaining
• police and law enforcement consultation and litigation
• contract review, drafting and litigation
• comprehensive plan litigation and advice
• wage and hour compliance
• civil rights consultation and litigation
• elections and voting rights
• employee pension and benefit plans
• annexation
• labor and employment law consultation and litigation
• environmental law
• public officials' liability litigation
• workers' compensation
• negotiation and drafting of employment contracts, severance agreements and collective bargaining agreements
• review, analysis and drafting of ordinances and resolutions
• review, drafting and revising employee handbooks, policy and procedure manuals and affirmative action compliance plans
• conducting seminars and training workshops

The core of the Firm's government and municipal law department is a highly experienced, well-trained legal team having the capability to provide one-stop, full-service problem solving.

 

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