Answering Your Questions Regarding Workplace Discrimination And Wrongful Termination

Uncovering employment discrimination can be difficult. An employer might hide discriminatory decisions with other explanations. An employee may interpret remarks or decisions quite differently than what was intended.

If you suspect that your employer has discriminated against you or if you are facing claims of workplace discrimination from an employee within your company, seek the advice of an experienced employment law attorney.

Providing Legal Remedies For Workplace Discrimination Claims

At Hantzes & Associates, we are committed to providing real solutions to your legal challenges. With more than 35 years of combined legal experience assisting employees and employers based in Washington, D.C., and Virginia. We are able to analyze your unique circumstances, uncovering the facts that will help you with your claim.

When Is Termination ‘Wrongful?’

Wrongful termination happens when an employer fires or lays off an employee for an illegal reason. This not only includes discrimination based on age, race, gender, national origin or religion but also includes:

• Firing an employee in violation of an employment agreement or collective bargaining laws
• Terminating an employee in retaliation for raising concern regarding illegal conduct, filing a claim or complaint against an employer
• Denying an employee’s right to medical or pregnancy leave

After you have been laid off or fired, speak with one of our skilled attorneys to find out whether you may have a claim. If your business is accused of wrongful termination, do not delay seeking legal advice.

Speak With An Experienced Employment Lawyer

Both employees and employers have rights. We will advise you of your options and aggressively pursue your position at the negotiating table or in court as needed. Call 703-378-5000 to schedule a free initial consultation or send us an email.