I will draft a civil lawsuit legal complaint for employment litigation
Licensed US Attorney : Expert Drafting for Employment Law Cases
About this Gig
Filing a lawsuit requires strict adherence to legal procedure. A flawless Complaint is your foundation.
I am Michael Anthony, a Licensed U.S. Attorney (BAR ID: 345485). Once you receive your Right to Sue letter, the clock is ticking. Drafting a legal complaint is not about telling a story; it is about strictly pleading the required legal elements for each cause of action. If done incorrectly, opposing counsel will immediately file a Motion to Dismiss.
I draft robust, trial-ready civil complaints for both State and Federal courts. I ensure that jurisdiction, venue, factual allegations, and causes of action are perfectly aligned with civil procedure rules.
Expertise Includes:
- Wrongful Termination Lawsuits
- Hostile Work Environment & Harassment
- Breach of Employment Contract
- Whistleblower / Qui Tam Actions
- FLSA Wage & Hour Violations
You need a licensed litigator who understands how judges and opposing counsel evaluate pleadings. I provide big-law caliber drafting for pro se litigants and small firms.
Let's build a bulletproof case. Contact me today to get started.
Field of law:
Labor (employment)
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
When do I need a complaint instead of an EEOC charge?
A complaint is filed in court after the EEOC process has concluded and you have received a "Notice of Right to Sue." An EEOC charge initiates the administrative process; a complaint initiates a lawsuit.
Does this mean you are my lawyer for the lawsuit?
No. I am drafting the complaint for you to file pro se (representing yourself). I will not sign the document as your attorney, file it for you, or represent you in court.
Why is this more expensive than the EEOC charge gig?
A legal complaint is a far more complex and technical document than an EEOC charge. It must adhere to specific court rules (e.g., FRCP) and requires a higher level of legal expertise to draft correctly.
What is a "cause of action"?
This is the legal term for the specific reason you are suing (e.g., "Discrimination on the Basis of Race," "Retaliation for Protected Activity"). I will frame your facts into these formal legal claims.
What do I need to provide?
You will need to provide your EEOC "Right to Sue" letter, your original EEOC charge, and a detailed summary/timeline of the facts of your case.
