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FMLA Retaliation

Martoccio Law Group represents workers facing FMLA retaliation after taking protected medical or family leave under federal law.

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FMLA/Medical Leave Retaliation

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This is one of the common types of employment-related claims, as employers are often seeking to retaliate against employees that are forced to take time off due to medical reasons.

If you have been subject to an adverse employment action (termination, demotion, PIP, etc) that you believe is due to requesting or taking time off for medical reasons, there is a strong chance that you have a legal claim against your employer.

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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

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Sexual Harassment

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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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Current Employee PIP

Respond strategically to PIP plans often used to document employees out before termination unfairly, quietly, intentionally, prematurely, or wrongfully.
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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.