Employment Law

Are you being treated unfairly at work or in your job? Would you like to see it stopped and be compensated for the harm done?

People deserve to be treated fairly and with dignity at work. It's your livelihood and you should be free to pursue it without unfair interferences. Solutions to workplace problems can include changes in job duties and positions, relocation, firing of offenders, compensation rights, and others. What is your case worth and how do you go about it requires a timely and objective analysis. Our attorneys are poised to assist you in assessing your rights' as an employee and how to enforce them.

If promises were broken or if you were unlawfully harassed or illegally discriminated against - don't give up.

Our employment rights attorneys are prepared to help you reclaim the respect and dignity you deserve.

Massachusetts Employment Practice Areas include:

Age DiscriminationPublic Employees
Sex DiscriminationLabor Union Activities
Union OrganizingReputation & Privacy Rights
Sexual HarassmentDefamation
Employment Contracts & WagesLibel
Wage, Hour & BenefitsSlander
EmployeesPrivacy Invasion
Independent ContractorsMassachusetts Commission Against Discrimination (MCAD)
Non-Compete AgreementsPersonnel Records
Confidentiality Agreements
How do you navigate the technicalities and complex procedures in an employment case? Choosing the right avenue to take while pursuing your employment rights is a pivotal decision in reaching your goals.

In Massachusetts there are many issues concerning an employee's rights that can be asserted in several forums. You deserve to weigh all your options and get objective advice in considering your goals. Whether you choose pursue a claim with human resources, through your union, in the courts, or before the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, the choices you make early on may have a significant impact on your case later. If the right steps aren't taken then you may be jeopardizing your case and your chance for success.

Has your employer broken the promises agreed to in your employment contract or infringed on other rights?

There are a number of contractual and legal rights which may be available to employees under state or federal law. In addition to those duties found in employment contracts there are additional laws and regulations an employer must follow such as: union organizing rights, insurance, benefits, wages, and work hour issues - to name just a few. It's important to look at all areas and the surrounding circumstances when assessing your employment case.

Don't delay. If you do, they may get away with it -- and that's wrong.

In any employment matter, time is of the essence due to the stringent deadlines involved for filing a claim. The first step in assessing your case requires a thorough review of your situation, the conduct or dispute, and the work environment or adverse job action that was taken.

Contact us today for a free consultation with an attorney regarding your employment case or claim.