I will draft an eeoc complaint for workplace discrimination and harassment
Licensed USA Attorney Civil Rights Federal Litigation Expert
About this Gig
Facing a hostile work environment or wrongful termination? You don't have to face HR alone. I am a licensed USA attorney experienced in Title VII, ADA, and ADEA claims. I will draft a professional EEOC Charge of Discrimination or a private lawsuit for workplace violations.
I handle cases involving:
- EEOC Complaint
- Racial, Gender, or Disability Discrimination
- Sexual Harassment & Hostile Work Environment
- Retaliation for Whistleblowing
- Denial of Reasonable Accommodations
- Employment Law
- Retaliation Claim
- Right to Sue
- Workplace Harassment
- Wrongful Termination
A poorly drafted EEOC charge can limit your ability to sue later. I ensure every relevant fact and legal theory is included to protect your "Right to Sue." Your career and dignity matterlets ensure your voice is heard in a court of law.
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FAQ
What is a Right to Sue letter?
It’s a document from the EEOC stating they have finished their investigation, allowing you to file a lawsuit.
Can you help with retaliation?
Yes, if you were fired or demoted for reporting discrimination, that is a separate, strong legal claim.
How long do I have to file?
Generally 180 or 300 days depending on your state. Act quickly!
Does my employer have to have a minimum number of employees?
Yes, for most federal laws (Title VII, ADA), the employer must have at least 15 employees. For age discrimination (ADEA), it is 20. However, some state laws cover smaller employers. I will help determine which laws apply to your specific s
What is "Constructive Discharge"?
If your working conditions became so intolerable that any reasonable person would feel forced to quit, the law may treat your resignation as a termination. I can help draft a complaint that details this hostile environment to protect your claim.
Can I still file if I haven't been fired yet?
Absolutely. You can file a charge for harassment, denial of promotion, or retaliation while still employed. In fact, filing a formal complaint often provides you with "protected activity" status, making it harder for the employer to fire you legally.
What kind of damages can I ask for in an EEOC charge?
You can seek back pay (lost wages), front pay, compensatory damages (emotional distress), punitive damages (to punish the employer), and attorney’s fees. I ensure your complaint requests the maximum relief available under the law.

