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Hello, I'm looking for a pro bono lawyer who deals in workplace harassment.
Todd Daugherty
toddaug@consolidated.net
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On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 14:20:21 -0700, "Todd Daugherty"
<toddaug@consolidated.net> wrote:
Hello, I'm looking for a pro bono lawyer who deals in workplace harassment.
Todd Daugherty
toddaug@consolidated.net
Well, we gotta know the state you're in, first.....
Falc
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I am a formal employee of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. I was fired about a month ago
by the store manger who at the very beginning did not like me. I called the
District Manger who informed me that I wasn't fired and had a long talk with
the store manger about him firing me. Upon returning to work that day. The
store manger informed me that all the stockman were going to clean up the
fixture room and I was going to be first one. When I asked the other
stockman if they were told about cleaning the fixture room they said no.
Since I was hired back I was the only one cleaning out the fixture room.
While I was cleaning the fixture room up the store manger was writing me up
for not doing my other duties. The store manger along with the assistant
manger would nit-pick at everything I do. All of this happen after that one
event. As of last Sunday the store manger got his way and fired me again. I
am sick of him harassing me.
Todd
On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 14:20:21 -0700, "Todd Daugherty"
<toddaug@consolidated.net> wrote:
Well, we gotta know the state you're in, first.....
Falc
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Try the EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission) or your local state
Department of Employment.
Or, try a regular attorney who will take it on a contingency.
Hello, I'm looking for a pro bono lawyer who deals in workplace
harassment.
Todd Daugherty
toddaug@consolidated.net
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On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 15:53:47 -0700, "Todd Daugherty"
<toddaug@consolidated.net> wrote:
I am a formal employee of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. I was fired about a month ago
by the store manger who at the very beginning did not like me. I called the
District Manger who informed me that I wasn't fired and had a long talk with
the store manger about him firing me. Upon returning to work that day. The
store manger informed me that all the stockman were going to clean up the
fixture room and I was going to be first one. When I asked the other
stockman if they were told about cleaning the fixture room they said no.
Since I was hired back I was the only one cleaning out the fixture room.
While I was cleaning the fixture room up the store manger was writing me up
for not doing my other duties. The store manger along with the assistant
manger would nit-pick at everything I do. All of this happen after that one
event. As of last Sunday the store manger got his way and fired me again. I
am sick of him harassing me.
First, it doesn't sound like you have a case, even if your firing was
unfair. Second, it's unlikely an attorney would take your case pro
bono. There's no reason to. If you wish to satisfy yourself that
there's no legal action you can take, consult an employment attorney
in your area. Often, such consultations are free.
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Bob Stock, California Attorney
Nothing I've said should be relied on as legal advice.
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On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 21:33:23 GMT, Falconnier <Falconnier@hotmail.com>
wrote:
On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 14:20:21 -0700, "Todd Daugherty"
<toddaug@consolidated.net> wrote:
Well, we gotta know the state you're in, first.....
Falc
.....and if you be the harrasser or the harrassee.
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Hello, I'm looking for a pro bono lawyer who deals in workplace
harassment.
As Jade suggested, you need a contingency fee attorney, not a pro bono
attorney. The contingency fee attorney works for a percentage of the
recovery, and gets nothing if there is no recovery. So, start with
the Yellow Pages. You can also call the county bar association and
find out the phone number of their lawyer referral service. Make
appointments with attorneys, interview them. If anyone is interested,
you will be offered a contingency fee agreement. If nobody is
interested, that is a good indication that your case is not worth
pursuing.
McGyver
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