Attorney Noah E. Storch is a Partner of Richard Celler Legal, P.A., a/k/a the Florida Overtime Lawyer. What separates Mr. Storch from most, are his years of experience representing and counseling employers of all sizes, exclusively in employment related matters.

Most recently, Mr. Storch defended companies at the largest and most distinguished global management-side defense firm in all areas of employment law. Mr. Storch’s experience and insight is now being put to use in defense of workers.

Additionally, Mr. Storch’s background includes significant litigation experience. His practice focuses on all areas of the employment from discrimination, harassment, and retaliation under the Florida Civil Rights Act, Title VII, the Family Medical Leave Act, and other employment related statutes.

Additionally, Mr. Storch represents individuals in whistleblower and wage and hour litigation (overtime, minimum wage, commissions, final paychecks).

Mr. Storch is dedicated to vigorously defending and advocating for the rights of individuals, and focuses on the needs and attention of each and every client while doing so.

Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Robert chose the University of Miami School of Law for his Juris Doctorate after receiving a rare offer for a full Dean’s Merit Scholarship.

During his time as a Miami Hurricane, Robert interned with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and served in the school’s esteemed Immigration Clinic and STREET Law Program, where he honed his litigation and advocacy skills representing clients before the U.S. government.

For his commitment to serving the “little guy,” Robert was individually honored by classmates and faculty with the HOPE Public Interest Resource Center Community Service Award in 2015.

Before his affiliation with the firm, Robert gained experience in employment law matters while clerking for a large employee/plaintiff side firm here in Fort Lauderdale.

Robert earned his undergraduate degree from Grove City College in Pennsylvania, where he majored in Spanish.

Since graduating law school, Robert has continued his academic career at Nova Southeastern University Department of Conflict Analysis and Resolution in Fort Lauderdale, and George Mason University’s prestigious School of Conflict Analysis and Resolution, in Washington D.C. His graduate work has focused on labor disputes surrounding the steel and manufacturing industries in the United States. Currently, Robert also serves on the Board of  CourtVision International, an award-winning conflict/dispute resolution non-profit he founded in 2014.

At Celler Legal, Robert represents and counsels individuals in all types of employment and labor law matters, including, harassment, discrimination and retaliation, wage and hour disputes, whistleblower disputes, and other employment and labor law issues. Mr. Pecchio is admitted to practice in Florida state courts.  – www.floridaovertimelawyer.com.

Andres Kroboth was born in Caracas, Venezuela. At an early age he and his family moved to Chicago where he spent his adolescent years. Andres attended Florida International University graduating Summa Cum Laude while earning a double-major in International Relations and Political Science with a concentration in Latin American and Caribbean Studies.

In 2018, Andres received his Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University. During law school, Andres was an active member of the Nova Trial Association and Moot Court Society where he competed in multiple trial and appellate advocacy competitions. Most notably, Andres was awarded the “Best Advocate” award in a statewide trial competition held in Orlando, Florida.

Andres is a dedicated South Florida sports fan and a Chelsea FC supporter. In his free time, he plays golf, basketball, and enjoys a nice day at the beach.

At Celler Legal, Andres provides legal counsel to employees regarding a variety of employment law related matter, including discrimination, retaliation, whistleblower disputes, and wage and hour/unpaid wages claims.
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German was born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. He moved to South Florida with his family when he was 11 years old. After graduating from high school in Fort Lauderdale, he went to Orlando and attained degrees in Legal Studies and Criminal Justice from the University of Central Florida.

While there, German engaged in a variety of community organizing projects which empowered minority and disadvantaged communities. German then went on to obtain his J.D. from Barry University, Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law.

When he’s not working, German enjoys reading classic novels, playing video games, writing fiction, and attending the theater.

At Celler Legal, German assists employees in a variety of employment law related matters, including discrimination, retaliation, harassment, and wage and hour/unpaid wages claims.
 
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Alex Harne is a native of the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Mr. Harne obtained his undergraduate degree in Political Science from the University of Central Florida located in Orlando, Florida, and graduated with cum laude honors. Mr. Harne graduated from the University of Miami School of Law during which time he focused his practical endeavors on civil and commercial defense litigation.

Mr. Harne has been published by the Labor & Employment Section of the Florida Bar on several occasions.

Prior to joining Richard Celler Legal, P.A., Mr. Harne specialized in labor and employment law and defense litigation.  Mr. Harne has represented several Fortune 500 companies, in additional to various other employers and municipalities throughout South Florida, on matters ranging from employment discrimination and retaliation under local, state and federal laws, wage and hour disputes, public and private whistleblower actions, restrictive covenants and other contact disputes, employee benefits assistance and COBRA, employee handbook and company policy-making and advising clients as to best practices in employment and labor matters.

During this time, Mr. Harne honed his skills and gained extensive litigation experience at both the state and federal level. Mr. Harne is admitted to practice in the Southern, Middle and Norther Districts of Florida.

 Mr. Harne joined Richard Celler Legal, P.A. in the labor & employment, federal litigation department of the Firm’s Davie, Florida, office.

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Layal was born in a small village in Lebanon. She moved to South Florida with her family at a very young age. Layal graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelor of Science in Criminology and a Minor in Arabic Language and Studies.

Layal earned her law degree from Nova Southeastern University’s Shepard Broad College of Law, where she graduated with her Pro Bono Honors Certificate and Litigation Track Certificate.

While in law school, Layal interned for the Honorable Judge Kathleen McHugh of the 17^thJudicial Circuit of Broward County, as well as the City of Fort Lauderdale Prosecutor’s Office, and the Broward County State Attorney’s Office.

While attending college and law school, Layal was heavily involved in community outreach projects, serving as the Ambassador of Community Service Relations at FSU and the Public Relations Director and Volunteer Director for the Public Interest Law Society. Layal was on the Board of the Public Interest Law Society, which is a non-profit, student run organization that is dedicated to helping the community by providing access to legal services and public service projects.

Layal wrote an article entitled Rebecca Lee Falcon v. State of Florida: Extreme Sentences Given to Minors, which was published in the Florida Bar’s Public Interest Law Journal, Volume 4, Issue 1, Fall 2014.

Prior to joining Richard Celler Legal, P.A., Layal specialized in First Party Property and Insurance Defense. Layal has represented large insurance carriers in various disputes, in addition to other large companies and corporations throughout the state of Florida.

At Richard Celler Legal, Layal handles a variety of cases involving labor and employment matters, including, harassment, discrimination and retaliation, wage and hour disputes, whistleblower disputes, and other employment and labor law issues. Layal is admitted to practice law in the state of Florida.

Call her or email her to discuss your case for free. – www.floridaovertimelawyer.com.

David M. Nudel was born in Miami Beach, Florida. A lifelong South Floridian, he was raised in Aventura and currently lives in Fort Lauderdale.

David attended the University of Florida graduating in 2012 with Cum Laude honors while earning a Bachelor of Science Degree in Finance with minors in Real Estate, Mass Communications and Entrepreneurship.

In 2017, David received his Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University graduating with Magna Cum Laude honors.

During law school, David was an active member of the NSU Law’s Student Bar Association (SBA), holding representative positions all three years of law school.

Mr. Nudel was the SBA Treasurer his 2^nd year of law school and SBA President in his 3^rd year of law school.

David enjoys being outdoors and relaxing at the beach in his free time. He also enjoys playing and watching sports, especially South Florida sports teams.  Most notably he has been actively involved in the South Florida Lawyer Flag Football League for the last 7 years and counting.

At Celler Legal, David provides legal counsel to employees regarding a variety of employment law related matter, including discrimination, retaliation, whistleblower disputes, and wage and hour/unpaid wages claims.
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