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Current Employee PIP

Martoccio Law Group helps employees respond to performance improvement plans that may be used to justify unfair termination.

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Current Employees with Issues

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If you believe you are being treated unlawfully in the workplace as a current employee, it is best to consult with an attorney prior to being terminated or resigning your position.

Oftentimes, if an employer is treating a current employee unlawfully, an attorney is able to negotiate a resolution, prior to the situation escalating to the point of a termination or resignation.

Our firm is happy to provide you with a free case evaluation if you are a current employee that is experiencing mistreatment in the workplace.

Other Practice Areas

Fighting for employee rights across the country in 11 locations.

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FMLA Retaliation

Protect your job when medical or family leave leads to punishment, demotion, termination, or subtle retaliation from employers nationwide today with Martoccio Law Group.
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Pregnancy Discrimination

Stand up against pregnancy-based mistreatment including firing, reduced hours, denied accommodations, or pressure to resign during pregnancy, recovery, and return.
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Workplace Discrimination

Take action against unfair workplace treatment based on race, gender, age, disability, or other protected traits affecting pay, promotions, or opportunities.
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Sexual Harassment

Address unwanted advances, hostile work environments, retaliation, or employer inaction that makes doing your job unbearable daily, unsafe, stressful, and degrading.
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Failure To Accommodate

Enforce your right to reasonable accommodations for disabilities, medical conditions, or religious needs at work without delay, excuses, pushback, or discrimination.
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Severance Agreement

Review severance agreements before signing to avoid giving up rights, leverage, or future legal claims unknowingly, unfairly, prematurely, or permanently.
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Wrongful Termination

Challenge illegal firings that violate employment contracts, retaliation laws, discrimination protections, or public policy standards, workplace, fairness, accountability, justice, or remedies.