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Pregnancy Discrimination

Martoccio Law Group stands up for employees facing pregnancy discrimination at work, including firing, demotion, or unfair treatment.

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Pregnancy or Maternity/Paternity Leave Discrimination

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Pregnancy discrimination claims are more common than ever in today’s workplace, as employers often seek to terminate employees prior to or shortly after taking a pregnancy-related leave.

If you have been terminated after informing your employer that you are pregnant or shortly after taking a maternity or paternity leave (this applies to males as well), there is a good chance that you have a legal claim.

In addition, if you have been subject to an adverse action (termination, demotion, PIP, etc.) due to requesting pregnancy related accommodations in the workplace, there is also a chance that you have a legal cause of action.

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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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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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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.