Seeking help with representation, not advice.
For the past two years I’ve disputed my employers net profit calculation, consistently and in writing. Their miscalculation has been used to keep me from a portion of my earnings.
I’ve brought this to our CFO and GM. The calculation used to show NP is clearly stated in my contract. It has been used correctly to calculate earnings for hundreds of employees during my time with the corporation. For me the calculations has been adjusted in an effort to reduce payroll.
I’ve compiled stacks of hard proof. I believe this to be obvious intentional, knowingly withholding earnings. For the corporation to deny a claim would be beyond reason. We have a clearly spelled out, signed agreement. The terms have been well defined and double checked in writing by agents of the company.
The company has a sole proprietor who has chosen to sell to private equity for a considerable sum. This sale will be announced to the entire company on Tuesday. I believe the sale has yet to be completed. I believe a deep dive into financials has been completed over the past three months or longer.
My revenue produced often accounts for half of the department’s gross. I do not believe there is a possibility the numbers provided to the buyer, under due diligence, could match the falsified numbers that have been used to calculate my earnings.
I’m concerned this liability will be transferred to the pending future owners, at which time leverage will be lost.
My question is, how do I find representation today, in the state a Virginia, that will move expeditiously.
I’ve been with the corporation for >5 years. I came in as and have remained the top revenue producer.
Make no mistake, this company is wildly profitable. Earnings withheld from me in two years exceed what a typical professional may hope to earn in a year.
All statements above are my opinion.