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.

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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Sara attended Florida International University, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies. Among her academic achievements, Sara was recipient of the Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement in the Liberal Studies Program and graduated with honors. Sara then attended Florida International University School of Law.

During her time at the university, she interned with the Hon. Jose M. Rodríguez and worked as a law clerk for a law firm focused on representing Plaintiffs on first party property litigation. After graduating law school, Sara’s work was focused on first party property litigation, bad faith claims, business disputes, and insurance coverage.

At Celler Legal, Sara is focused on litigating cases in court on behalf of employees in employment law related matters, including discrimination, retaliation, harassment, and wage and hour/unpaid wages claims.

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Lisa Kuhlman is an Associate at Richard Celler Legal, PA. Lisa has been an attorney for 29 years. For fourteen years, she owned and managed her own employment and civil rights law firm in Brevard County with her former husband and law partner. Lisa has also taught legal research and writing classes at Florida State University, University of Central Florida, and Barry University, and has worked as a Senior Assistant Attorney General with the Florida Office of the Attorney General in Tallahassee.

Lisa has tried many cases and has received verdicts of up to 1.25 million dollars for employment and civil rights cases. Her current practice areas are all types of federal employment discrimination and retaliation cases, including sex, race, national origin, religion, disability, and age discrimination. She also handles cases under the Family and Medical Leave Act, the Florida Whistleblower Act, and the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Lisa has lived in Florida her whole life, most of it in South Florida. She currently lives in Miami, where most of her family also resides. Lisa enjoys spending time with her family, including her parents, her sisters and their husbands, her 8 nieces and nephews, and her grand-niece and grand-nephew. In her spare time, Lisa also enjoys crafting silver and semi-precious stone jewelry.

At Celler Legal, Lisa 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. Ms. Kuhlman is admitted to practice in all Florida state and federal courts.  – www.floridaovertimelawyer.com.

Michael was born and raised in Queens, New York. He attended Florida Atlantic University where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice. From there, he attended St. Thomas School of Law, and subsequently transferred to Florida International University School of Law.

At FIU, he worked at the Carlos A Costa Immigration & Human Rights Clinic, serving the underprivileged community in the South Florida area. After graduating from law school, he took a position with the Guardian ad Litem office serving the neglected, abused, and abandoned children of Broward County. At the Guardian program, he focused on advocating for the rights of teenagers who were permanently committed to the State. Although he chose to leave the Guardian program, Michael continues to serve the program as a volunteer.

In his free time, Michael enjoys fine dining such as sushi and tacos, and activities such as paintball.

At Celler Legal, Michael 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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