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Definition of Discrimination

 

 
 DISCRIMINATION LAWSUIT Employees can file discrimination lawsuits against their employer for a variety of reasons, including discrimination based on race, religion, age, gender, and sexual orientation. 

When an employee decides to file a private discrimination lawsuit against their employer, he or she will want to hire a qualified attorney to represent them. The attorney should be well acquainted with discrimination cases and have a commanding knowledge of both the federal and State laws that apply to the employee’s case.

With a proper attorney, a victim of employment discrimination can hope to recover:

·         Lost wages

·         Lost benefits

·         Punitive damages

Court fees and attorney’s costs

If you believe that your job rights have been violated you have the right to file a charge of discrimination.  This is a required step before you are allowed to file a discrimination lawsuit.
Click here to get help now.  You may deserve compensation.


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