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Attorney Richard Celler
The wages we recover belong to you, not your employer. They have no right to keep them and we make sure they don't.
Practice Areas
  • Overtime Law
  • Workplace Harassment
  • Fair Labor Standards Act
  • Discrimination
  • Labor and Employment
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Richard Celler

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Biography Overview

Richard Celler was the founding partner of the Celler Legal Group in December 2004. After working with Morgan and Morgan in their Labor and Employment Department he merged with them in January 2007. Mr. Celler formerly worked for the international law firms of Morgan Lewis and Bockius LLP, and Steel Hector and Davis LLP where he represented Fortune 100 companies in single plaintiff and class action overtime, minimum wage, and other wage and hour litigation. After having gained the experience and mentality of a wage and hour defense attorney, Mr. Celler began litigating these claims on behalf of employees whose overtime, final paychecks, and other wages were wrongfully withheld from them.

He currently litigates hundreds of these claims per year on behalf of such employees. In addition to his litigation practice, Mr. Celler is a highly respected lecturer on topics pertaining to wage and hour compliance. Mr. Celler has been featured on Fox News, UPN, USA Today, Tampa Tribune, Saint Petersburg Times, The Daily Business Review, and the South Florida Business Review.

Education:

  • University of Miami, J.D., 1999 cum laude
    • University of Miami Moot Court Board - Vice President
    • University of Miami Moot Court Board Hall of Fame
  • University of Miami, B.S. 1996 Honors Program
    • Alpha Epsilon Pi - President
    • Interfraternity Counsel - Vice President

Memberships:

  • Labor and Employment Law Section of the Florida Bar
  • Legislative Director, Human Resources Association of Broward County (2003-2004)
  • Chairman of the Board Arts Alive Miami (2002-2004)
  • Order of Omega; Omicron Delta Kappa
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