Have You Suffered Workplace Discrimination?
Bringing Allegations And Providing Evidence
In this day and age, most employers do not explicitly state that they are firing or refusing to promote someone for discriminatory reasons. Instead, employers may give a nondiscriminatory reason for treating similarly situated people differently. An employment lawyer’s job is to prove that the reason the employer gave is false.
As a workplace discrimination lawyer, I take the necessary steps to prove that discrimination has taken place by examining documentation and interviewing witnesses. I have more than 30 years of experience in employment law. I limit the number of clients I represent at one time so that I can devote a significant amount of time to each case.
In order to file a lawsuit alleging violations of federal law or state anti-discrimination law, you must file a charge of discrimination with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) within 300 days of the most recent act of discrimination, or with the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission (PHRC) within 180 days. U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the PHRC is vitally important to file your EEOC claim or PHRC charge within the given time frame. Documentation is equally important. Provide as much documentation as possible, as I will use it as the basis of your case.
Contact The Firm To Get Started
The Law Office of Ralph Lamar is based in Allentown and serves clients throughout eastern Pennsylvania. I encourage you to call if you believe you may have a case against your employer. Contact my office at 610-424-2454 to schedule a consultation today.