Should I file complaint with EEOC office before seeking legal advice and/or wait for Company's recommendations?

I suggest you speak with an attorney PRIOR to filing an EEOC charge. If that attorney believes you have a valid case, I suggest you hire that...

What can I do??

Contact an attorney. One of us can advise you of steps you may wish to take to try to secure justice, as a result of the harm alleged.

Is it legal for a store mng to come up to me and say hey ariba ariba refering to me as a Mexican?

You arguably were subjected to national origin discrimination. Speak with an attorney about steps to take to bolster your potential case. Don't...

How do I get help regarding a sexual harassment/ discrimination case at work ?

Contact an attorney to learn different strategies and tactics you can take to handle this situation. Also, DON'T QUIT. It'll hurt your case if you...

IsIsit too late to do anything?

The company took the ideal step to prevent/correct the sexual harassment that Ernie initiated. Even if it hadn't disciplined him, the Statute of...

Can I sue my work place discrimination?

An individual who experienced workplace discrimination may file an administrative complaint with the Michigan Department of Civil Rrights. A charge...

Hello, how much money should I settle for during mediation for a sexual harassment and retaliation case against my employer?

See my similar answer to your question yesterday. Not enough facts are known on certain criteria. Also, participating in mediation without an...

Hello, how much money should I settle for during mediation for a sexual harrassment and retaliation case against my employer?

Without knowing a single fact, it is impossible (and it would be malpractice) for any lawyer to advise you as to how much money is a realistic...

I suggest you contact an attorney to delve into the question as to whether you have a strong age and/or gender discrimination claim. Not enough...

Is my EEOC Charge strengthened by my employer's escalated retaliations?

You should speak with your attorney, and likely trust his/her advice, with respect to your question. We're not permitted to interfere with his/her...