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Employment Discrimination
We all work hard to make a living and want to be recognized for our hard work not treated badly. If an employer discriminates against you causing you to lose your job, fail to get a promotion, or just make your working life miserable, Attorneys Hartman can help. Katherine Hartman specializes in employment law with an emphasis in sexual harassment. She represents primarily employees but has successfully represented employers as well.

Sexual Harassment
Sexual Harassment is a type of gender discrimination. . If you are subject to inappropriate sexual remarks, pornography, comments about the inferiority of women, or a woman’s “proper” place, you may be suffering sexual harassment. This is not allowed by law and we can help you stand up to your employer! We offer free consultations and will handle your matter on a contingency basis.

Discrimination
Discrimination means to be treated differently (less favorably) than someone else because you are a member of a certain class of people rather than being treated as an individual. It is a violation of the law to treat someone unfairly because of their race, nationality, national origin, gender, age, handicap, religion, marital status, sexual affiliation, or pregnancy, If you feel that you have been fired, demoted, passed over for promotion, unfairly disciplined, or generally mistreated at work because of your membership in a protected class, we can help you. We offer free consultations and will handle your matter on a contingency basis.

Whistle Blowing/Conscientious Employee Protection Act
If you reasonably believe that your employer is breaking the law, or asking you to do something illegal and you either report them, refuse to participate, or cooperate with a law enforcement or regulatory agency, and your are fired, demoted or passed over for promotion as a result, you may have cause of action against your employer! We offer free consultations and will handle your matter on a contingency basis.

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Family Medical Leave Act
If you need to take time off because of an illness of either you, or a family member, or for the birth or adoption of a child and your employer will not let you take the leave, or fires you because of it, they may be violating the Family Medical Leave Act.

Severance Agreements, Employment Contracts, Restrictive Covenants
 An employer may ask you to sign a Severance Agreement, Employment Contract, or Restrictive Covenant. These documents may have a significant long term impact on your career or business. Attorneys Hartman can help you navigate through the sometimes rough legal waters that result from these negotiations. We charge hourly for our services in reviewing contracts and negotiating on your behalf.

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