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There are limitations on the time allowed for you to bring a complaint against an employer. For a claim of discrimination, you have 300 days in which to file your complaint. If you fail to file within that time, generally you lose the right to make any complaint at all. Other claims may have shorter time allowances. If you have accepted a settlement for termination and signed a waiver of rights to file a complaint, you may have lost the right to bring a claim. If you feel you have a legitimate claim against an employer, it may be best that you talk to a lawyer who has experience in employment law. It takes time to prepare and file a claim so don't lose your rights due to waiting too long.
Law Office Of Michael O. Shea, P.C. • Attorneys At Law
The information presented in this website is not nor was it ever intended to be considered legal advice. Viewing this website does not create an attorney-client relationship. We have taken various Massachusetts and federal laws, interpreted them and written in simple English so that you can determine if there is a possibility that your rights have been violated or you have suffered some form of discrimination or other wrongful employment action. If after reading the information contained in this site you feel you have a legitimate claim, please contact our law office or an attorney of your choice for specific advice. |