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When Should I Hire An Attorney?

If you suspect your rights have been violated, or if you face a complicated legal situation such as discrimination, workplace harassment or police misconduct, it’s best to consult an attorney right away. Timely legal guidance can be pivotal in preserving evidence, meeting filing deadlines and protecting your interests.

What Happens During The Initial Consultation?

The first meeting is an opportunity for you to share your story and for us to assess your case. We listen carefully to understand your situation, address your questions and explain potential legal options. This conversation helps us determine how we can best advocate for your rights.

What Legal Protections Do Employees Have?

Employees are protected by various federal and state laws that safeguard against unfair treatment in the workplace. These rights include protection from discrimination, the right to fair wages, safe working conditions and the ability to take medical leave under certain circumstances. We are committed to ensuring that employers honor these rights and hold them accountable when they fail to do so.

How Do I Know If I’ve Experienced Workplace Discrimination?

Workplace discrimination happens when an employer treats an employee unfairly due to race, gender, age or other protected characteristics. If you’ve been denied a promotion, unfairly disciplined or subjected to harassment based on one of these factors, you may have a claim. Contacting an attorney is a vital first step.

What Is The Role Of An Attorney In My Case?

Your attorney acts as your legal advocate, investigator and advisor. We’ll thoroughly research your case, communicate with opposing parties and represent you in negotiations or court. Our goal is to ensure your voice is amplified and your rights are upheld at every step.

Will I Be Retaliated Against If I Report Workplace Misconduct?

Whistleblowers are protected against retaliation under various federal and state laws. If you report unlawful or unethical behavior and face retaliation, our team will work tirelessly to ensure you are shielded from harm and your voice is heard.

How Do I File a Claim Against My Employer?

To file a claim against your employer, our firm starts by reviewing the details of your case. We’ll listen to your story, assess the evidence and guide you through the process. Depending on your situation, this may involve filing a complaint with the appropriate state or federal agency, such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. We’ll handle negotiations with your employer to seek a resolution, and if necessary, we are fully prepared to represent you in court.

How Does Degolia Law P.C. Approach Workplace Sexual Harassment Cases?

We prioritize your safety and dignity. Our team carefully assesses the details of your sexual harassment case, including documenting incidents and identifying evidence. We aim to resolve the matter through negotiation when possible, but we are fully prepared to take the case to court if needed to achieve justice.

What Rights Do I Have If I’ve Experienced Police Misconduct?

If your constitutional rights have been violated through excessive force, unlawful arrest or other forms of misconduct, you may have a claim under federal and state law. At DeGolia Law P.C., we advocate fiercely for victims of police brutality, ensuring their voices are heard and their rights protected.

What Happens If My Case Goes To Trial?

If a fair agreement cannot be reached through negotiation, we are prepared to take your case to trial. This involves filing necessary court documents, presenting evidence and advocating on your behalf. Our courtroom experience has equipped us to handle even the most challenging cases.

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