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Get My Free Case ReviewIf you were fired illegally, harassed, discriminated against, or shorted on pay, an employment attorney can evaluate your rights under federal and state law. Many employment claims require filing with an agency such as the EEOC within short deadlines before you can sue.
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Most employment is at-will, but firing someone for discriminatory reasons, for exercising legal rights, or in violation of a contract can be unlawful. An attorney can assess whether your firing crossed a legal line.
Discrimination claims often must be filed with the EEOC or a state agency within 180 to 300 days. Wage claims have their own deadlines. Act quickly.
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