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I am 60 years old. Can my company lay me off and replace me with a younger person?

Answered 12 years and 5 months ago by attorney Matthew James Porter Coffman   |   1 Answer
It might be. You should contact an employment attorney. For age discrimination, it must be proven that but for your age, they would not have taken the adverse employment action. This is a very high bar and more details are needed.
It might be. You should contact an employment attorney. For age discrimination, it must be proven that but for your age, they would not have taken... Read More

filed a claim thru ohio civil commission for sexual harasment and age discrimintaion. should i also contact or hire a lawyer.

Answered 12 years and 5 months ago by attorney Matthew James Porter Coffman   |   1 Answer
Contacting a lawyer may be helpful to better understanding your rights and having a legal professional represent your interests.
Contacting a lawyer may be helpful to better understanding your rights and having a legal professional represent your interests.

ADA

Answered 12 years and 5 months ago by attorney Matthew James Porter Coffman   |   1 Answer
These are likely a disability. However, there are more facts needed whether anything unlawful occurred. Contact an employment lawyer. Matthew JP Coffman 6149491181
These are likely a disability. However, there are more facts needed whether anything unlawful occurred. Contact an employment lawyer. Matthew JP... Read More

back injury,can my employer let me go

Answered 12 years and 5 months ago by attorney Matthew James Porter Coffman   |   1 Answer
You should contact an employment attorney to further discuss the details of your employment. There are potential fmla and Ada violations committed by your employer. Feel free to contact my office. Matthew J.P. Coffman 614-949-1181
You should contact an employment attorney to further discuss the details of your employment. There are potential fmla and Ada violations committed by... Read More

quitting job due to discrimination

Answered 12 years and 8 months ago by attorney Matthew James Porter Coffman   |   1 Answer
an employer cannot retaliate against you for taking FMLA leave or intermittent FMLA leave. You should contact an attorney. Matthew J.P. Coffman 614-949-1181
an employer cannot retaliate against you for taking FMLA leave or intermittent FMLA leave. You should contact an attorney. Matthew J.P. Coffman... Read More

I got fired but was not given a reason.

Answered 12 years and 9 months ago by attorney Matthew James Porter Coffman   |   1 Answer
I need additional information. You should contact an employment law attorney like me. I can be reached at 614-949-1181. Matthew
I need additional information. You should contact an employment law attorney like me. I can be reached at 614-949-1181. Matthew

i feel i was discriminated against and i wanna know what i should do

Answered 12 years and 9 months ago by attorney Matthew James Porter Coffman   |   1 Answer
Contact a labor and employment law attorney like myself at 614-949-1181. Look forward to speaking with you. Matthew
Contact a labor and employment law attorney like myself at 614-949-1181. Look forward to speaking with you. Matthew
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