Goldstein and Clegg -Massachusetts employment lawyers

Don't be a Victim of Employment Discrimination!

Massachusetts labor laws are complex, and if you do not understand the various employment laws in Massachusetts, you can become a victim of a wrongful termination without even knowing it. If you have been fired without a good reason or based on unlawful discrimination, you may have been wrongfully discharged and you can contest your firing. If your employment law challenge is successful, your former employer can be required to pay your lost wages, fines, emotional distress, attorney fees and possible punitive damages.

The lawyers at Goldstein and Clegg can:

  • Represent clients in matters before the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination (MCAD).
  • Challenge employer rights under non-compete and non-solicitation agreements
  • Counsel employees concerning their rights involving termination and reasonable accommodation requests regardng disabilities
  • Represent clients with sexual harassment and wrongful Termination complaints
  • Protect perental rights under the Family and Medical Leave Act.
  • Handle many employment law related case including:

    • Sexual Harassment
    • Wrongful Termination
    • Employee Benefit Plan Issues
    • Family and Medical Leave Issues
    • Age Discrimination
    • Whistle Blower Protection
    • Union Issues
    • Gender Discrimination
    • Handicap Discrimination
    • Sexual Orientation Discrimination
    • Pregnancy Discrimination
    • Race Discrimination
    • Religious Discrimination
    • National Origin Discrimination

Our firm also can assist you with your Massachusetts workers compensation claims as well as enforcement of workers comp judgments.

Massachusetts Employment Attorney Handling - Employment Law - Sexual Harassment - Age Discrimintation - Workplace Safety

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More information on workplace discrimination:

Age Discrimination
Gender Discrimination
Handicap Discrimination
Raceial Discrimination
Religious Discrimination
Sexual Harassment Discrimination

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Contact The Law Office of Goldstein and Clegg:

Goldstein and Clegg, LLC
220 Broadway, Suite 205
Lynnfield, MA. 01940

Attorney Goldstein:
Phone: 781 595 3800




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