I will write a powerful legal complaint for workplace harassment or retaliation
Your Advocate in the Fight for Workplace Fairness
About this Gig
Are you enduring a hostile work environment or being punished for speaking up? You do not have to suffer in silence. A formal, professionally written complaint is your tool to fight back.
My name is Jason Mattson (US Attorney, Bar No. 287904), and I am here to help you regain your voice. I specialize in drafting powerful legal documents that expose workplace harassment and retaliation.
This Gig Is For You If You've Faced:
- Hostile Work Environment: Abusive conduct based on your protected status.
- Quid Pro Quo Harassment: Unwanted advances linked to employment benefits.
- Retaliation: Negative actions taken against you for reporting illegal conduct.
What You Will Receive:
- A Clear and Detailed Account: I will transform your experiences into a chronological, fact-based narrative that demonstrates a pattern of illegal behavior.
- A Foundational Legal Document: Your complaint will be structured for submission to an agency or for use as a formal demand to your employer.
It's time to take a stand. Let's build your case together with the strength it requires.
Order now to get started.
Field of law:
Labor (employment)
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
What is the "Written Evidence Analysis" in the Premium package?
You provide me with up to 10 pages of your evidence (emails, texts, etc.). I will review it and deliver a written report explaining the legal significance of each piece and how it helps prove your case for harassment or retaliation.
What's the legal difference between a bad boss and illegal harassment?
The key difference is motivation. Harassment is illegal when the abusive behavior is because of your protected status (race, gender, etc.). A difficult boss is not illegal, but a discriminatory or harassing one is.
What kind of proof is helpful?
Emails, text messages, witness names, a personal log of incidents (with dates and times), and performance reviews can all be very powerful evidence to support your complaint.
Is our communication protected?
Yes. As a licensed attorney, all information you share with me for the purpose of this service is confidential.
What happens after I have this complaint?
You can use it to file a charge with the EEOC or a state agency. In some cases, it can be used by another attorney as the basis for a demand letter or lawsuit.
