EEOC Hearing Attorney Needed
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I'm seeking an experienced attorney to represent me in a virtual EEOC hearing.
Requirements:
- Expertise in EEOC processes and regulations
- Proven track record in similar cases
- Strong negotiation and argumentation skills
- Availability for virtual meetings and hearings
Ideal Skills:
- Specialized knowledge in employment law
- Experience with documentation and witness coordination for EEOC hearings
- Excellent communication skills
Please provide your credentials and relevant experience.
The above is what was generated for me, and is true.. here's a few more details:
- US Army Corps of Engineers experience is even better
- what I need first is a response to a summary judgement
-- here's the brief:
I have an EEOC case because my supervisor lied to terminate me (I was the only woman in a department of 20 men), I was overqualified for the position and yet didn't even last two years at the US Army Corps of Engineers. I am at a loss for how to defend myself and the Corps has a lawyer and two assistants working on it. I need some help next month to make my best case. Getting fired (and for reasons that are lies) really threw my career for a swerve. I am asking for $400k for approximately 3 years' lost salary.
I guess what I need is: - do I ask for summary judgment?- do I respond/appeal their summary judgment?
Summary judgment is due March 16th (I feel like this works against me as opposing counsel requested it)
Reponses are due March 31st.
I am looking for fee or nearly free representation - I was on unemployment for last 6 months. The 18 months before that my job was part-time. The year before that no one would hire me because I had been fired by a Federal Agency - quite the black mark.
Thank you, Cara
Requirements:
- Expertise in EEOC processes and regulations
- Proven track record in similar cases
- Strong negotiation and argumentation skills
- Availability for virtual meetings and hearings
Ideal Skills:
- Specialized knowledge in employment law
- Experience with documentation and witness coordination for EEOC hearings
- Excellent communication skills
Please provide your credentials and relevant experience.
The above is what was generated for me, and is true.. here's a few more details:
- US Army Corps of Engineers experience is even better
- what I need first is a response to a summary judgement
-- here's the brief:
I have an EEOC case because my supervisor lied to terminate me (I was the only woman in a department of 20 men), I was overqualified for the position and yet didn't even last two years at the US Army Corps of Engineers. I am at a loss for how to defend myself and the Corps has a lawyer and two assistants working on it. I need some help next month to make my best case. Getting fired (and for reasons that are lies) really threw my career for a swerve. I am asking for $400k for approximately 3 years' lost salary.
I guess what I need is: - do I ask for summary judgment?- do I respond/appeal their summary judgment?
Summary judgment is due March 16th (I feel like this works against me as opposing counsel requested it)
Reponses are due March 31st.
I am looking for fee or nearly free representation - I was on unemployment for last 6 months. The 18 months before that my job was part-time. The year before that no one would hire me because I had been fired by a Federal Agency - quite the black mark.
Thank you, Cara
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