Bruce Alexander Minnick, Attorney

The founder of The Minnick Law Firm, Bruce Alexander Minnick, is a recognized legal expert in Labor and Employment Law and has been certified as an expert by The Florida Bar. Bruce Minnick has been involved heavily in the litigation and appeals of labor and employment law and related civil rights claims since 1981 when he was appointed to the position of assistant attorney general for the State of Florida.

Consequently, The Minnick Law Firm has the benefit of Bruce Minnick's significant experience in interpreting, construing and applying the state and federal labor and employment law statutes, and relies upon his expertise when dealing with all the confusing, overlapping published case law in these very complex actions involving:

Bruce Alexander Minnick earned his undergraduate degree in Finance with Honors from the College of Business at Florida State University in 1971.  He returned to south Florida, where he went into commercial banking, and became an assistant vice president and assistant comptroller in a large commercial bank in downtown Miami until returning to Tallahassee for law school.

While attending law school at Florida State University, Bruce was appointed to the position of Staff Director of the Florida House Committee on Rules & Calendar, by then Speaker of The House of Representatives, the Honorable Donald L. Tucker.  Bruce graduated from Florida State University College of Law and was admitted to practice law in Florida in 1978. Bruce has since enjoyed many years of extensive hands-on experience establishing and operating many small businesses, including two successful law firms. Bruce Minnick is also presently involved in the operations of several other successful small businesses that he established in Tallahassee, and also counsels and advises the owners of many other small businesses.

Board Certified in Labor and Employment Law

• Wilson v. Florida Board of Regents 1982

• Waymond Pollocks, et al, Plaintiffs, v. Sunland Training Center, et al., Defendants

• Schwartz v. Florida Board of Regents 1987

• Rollins v. State of Fla. Dept. of Law Enforcement 1989

• Marek v. Chesny 1985

• Lynch v. McMullian 1987

• Increase Minority Participation by Affirmative Change Today of Northwest Florida, Inc. v. Firestone 1990

• Howe v. Baker 1986

• Griffin v. Wainwright 1982

• Griffin v. Singletary 1994

• Griffin v. Dugger 1987

• Forehand v. Florida State Hospital at Chattahoochee 1993

• Florida v. Long 1988

• Florida Department of Insurance v. Cypress Insurance Company 1995

• E.E.O.C. v. Reno 1985

• Davis v. Scherer 1984

• Cohen v. Florida Department of Law Enforcement 1995

• Casines v. Murchek 1986