FAQ
An employer retaliates against an employee who reports discrimination or cooperates with an investigation. It can involve demotion, firing, harassment, or other workplace issues.
Proof of retaliation requires emails, performance reports, witness statements, and other evidence tying your protected activity to adverse actions. A professional retaliation claims attorney can help you compile and present this evidence.
Retaliation victims can receive lost wages, reinstatement, mental suffering, and punitive damages. Your case and retaliation’s effects on your career and well-being decide your compensation.
RETALIATION claims have state and case-specific statutes of limitations. Contact a retaliation claims attorney promptly to file on time.
Retaliation claims are generally settled out of court. Retaliation claims are generally settled faster and cheaper. If a fair settlement is not available, our attorneys will pursue justice in court.