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Do I have a case

Answered 6 years and 2 months ago by Majid Foroozandeh (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Wrongful Termination
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Good afternoon, I am sorry that this has happened to you, however, your situation is a commonplace today and most employers are or have let employees go.  Absent any discrimination, and there are many types of discrimination, you may not have a case, especially if your contract with the employer is at will.  I would suggest you should apply for unemployment for now, but more information is needed from you to determine if there was discrimination involved.  For example if all older employees were let go and younger ones were kept; or if more females / or males were let go, or only if certain ethnicity was let go.  You first need to concentrate on staying safe, then if your time permits you need to consult an attorney to know your rights.... Read Answer
Good afternoon, I am sorry that this has happened to you, however, your situation is a commonplace today and most employers are or have let... Read Answer

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