What Steps Should I Take?
If you experience discrimination, or sexual harassment or were terminated because of your race, sex, physical disability, or national origin in the workplace, you need to report any troubling incidents you encounter or witness.
Because workplace abuses are covered by federal law, you need to report any discriminatory behavior to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Your workplace should be free of discrimination, harassment, and hostility. You shouldn’t tolerate an abusive or unhappy workplace and should take action immediately and contact a lawyer to inform you what steps come next. Our lawyers will assist you with filing your complaint with the EEOC and help you decide if you should file a civil claim with a local court. One of our outstanding Michigan employment law attorneys will guide you through the right course of action.
Below are a few civil court locations in Michigan:
Third Judicial Circuit Court
2 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48226
10th District Court-Civil Division
161 E Michigan Ave, Battle Creek, MI 49014
13th Circuit Court
328 Washington St #300, Traverse City, MI 49684
Contact one of the employment law attorneys at USattorneys.com if you need assistance with any of the following issues:
- Wage or overtime pay violations
- Sexual harassment
- Termination for filing a worker’s compensation claim
- Retaliation for reporting discrimination and harassment
If you face discrimination or other abuses, you can file a civil claim and seek compensation for your lost wages, emotional distress, and other economic damages associated with your abusive workplace. We suggest you meet with an attorney and discuss if you are entitled to financial compensation. You will get honest answers from our team of lawyers in Michigan because they are well-versed in federal and state employee protections.
USattorneys.com has listings for knowledgeable and respected attorneys throughout Michigan who can assist you with aspects of your employment claim. We can connect you with the nearest workplace discrimination attorney to evaluate your case and explain the appropriate course of action to take in your case.
If you or someone you know needs a Michigan employment law lawyer call 1-800-672-3103 or visit USAttorneys.com to speak to a Michigan employment attorney today.
