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PRACTICE AREA · DISCRIMINATION

Were you treated differently at work because of who you are?

Being harassed, passed over, denied an accommodation, disciplined, or fired because of race, age, disability, religion, sex, pregnancy, national origin, or another protected trait may be unlawful.

You can request a review even if you are not sure whether the conduct legally qualifies, never reported it to HR, or still work for the employer.

THIS MAY INCLUDE
  • Harassment or different treatment tied to race, sex, age, disability, pregnancy, religion, national origin, or another protected trait
  • Being passed over, disciplined, or fired for a protected reason
  • A denied accommodation or protected leave issue
  • Retaliation after reporting discrimination

Being harassed, denied an accommodation, passed over, disciplined, or pushed out because of a protected trait may violate federal or state law. Coverage, deadlines, and available remedies depend on the employer, claim, and state, and some windows are far shorter than people assume.

What this covers.

Employment Discrimination takes more than one form. These are the grounds the firm handles, in any industry, across all five states.

  • Race and national origin
  • Disability (and accommodations)
  • Age (40 and over)
  • Religion (and accommodations)
  • Sex and pregnancy
  • Sexual orientation and gender identity
  • Color
  • Retaliation for reporting
The same treatment can be more than one wrong at once Was it also sexual harassment? →
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Think you have a workplace discrimination claim?

Deadlines are shorter than most people expect. Share what happened in about two minutes. The firm will review your submission and contact you about possible options and next steps. There is no cost or obligation to request a review.

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Discuss your situation with an employment attorney.

Answer a few brief questions about your workplace matter. Every submission is reviewed by the firm, and potential matters are reviewed by an attorney. Submitting does not create an attorney-client relationship; that begins only if the firm agrees in writing to represent you.

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