Justice At Work

Not every employment law case will yield a sizable settlement or even be accepted by an attorney. But fear of rejection shouldn’t keep you from speaking to a lawyer about your employer’s actions and the probability of a viable case. In this latest episode of the Justice at Work podcast, Adian Miller discusses seven reasons why a case might be rejected and what you can learn from each, as well as a few alternatives for obtaining employer accountability and possible restitution. Among the issues Adian reviews are the difference between unfair and unlawful acts, statutes of limitations in employment law (some as short as 180 days), and the importance of knowing the revocation period of any severance agreement.

The Hollywood depiction of a deposition is usually a highly dramatic affair in which some new revelation comes to light that makes or breaks the case. Although they can sometimes be filled with drama, the truth is that they’re usually mundane and formal. On this episode of the Justice at Work podcast, Zachary Panter is joined by Catherine Gavrilidis to talk about the reality of depositions. They walk through the specifics of what the meeting seeks to accomplish and what you can expect if you’re a part of one.

What is the Equal Pay Act of 1963 and how does it protect both women and men? In this latest episode of the Justice at Work podcast, attorneys Grace Starling and Catherine Gavrilidis define equal pay and talk about ways employees can advocate for themselves under the law. Listen as Grace and Cat also discuss the gender pay gap and Equal Pay Day, the date which marks the extra days each year it takes a woman’s pay to equal that of a man’s from the prior year. https://bit.ly/3w0BS4L

In our latest Justice at Work podcast, attorney Grace Starling draws on her expertise in employment and labor law to explain employer-mandated vaccines. As COVID vaccines become widely available, it’s important to know whether or not your company can force you to get one. Listen as Grace clarifies what the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has to say, and to find out what your options are.

In the January 2021 edition of the Justice at Work Podcast, Attorney Kathy Harrington-Sullivan answers frequently asked questions that clients are asking when considering opening a case. https://www.justiceatwork.com/