Wrongful Termination

The Wrongful Termination Resource Center provides resources and information regarding being fired from a job illegally.  An employer can fire an employee for a variety of reasons and if they go through the process in a legal way, then little can be done.  But often, employees are fired for the wrong reasons.  If you believe you're a victim, here you'll find advice on how to tell you if you're a victim of wrongful termination, how to find a lawyer who can hear the evidence and advise you, and how to go about filing a wrongful termination suit with the best chances of a favorable outcome for you.

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Avoiding a Wrongful Termination Suit

Wrongful termination is defined as the action of firing an employee without a proven and legitimate cause.  Some cases of wrongful termination includ...

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Do I have a Wrongful Termination Case?

A wrongful termination is a termination that occurs with no legitimate or valid reason.  Although it’s hard to believe, it happens all the time....

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Overview of Wrongful Termination

According to the United States Department of Labor in 2008, there are were 154 million employed American workers, which out of these employees, any ...

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Wrongful Termination Lawyers FAQ

How does ‘employment at will’ affect wrongful termination cases?

A. Employment at will can make it very difficult to pursue a wrongful termination case.  Employers can easily cover their true reasons for firing an individual with false reasons that would keep them out of trouble.  This is why it’s so important to speak with a lawyer...

How soon after I’ve been fired should I hire an attorney?

A. As soon as possible.  Since most states have fairly short statutes of limitation when it comes to wrongful termination, waiting could keep you from getting the compensation you deserve...

If my employer fired me because I reported something that they did which was illegal, do I have a case for wrongful termination?

A. In most cases, yes.  It is illegal for your employer to fire you for reporting an illegal activity.  This is called whistle blowing and if your employer fires you for this, it is called retaliation...

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