Preparing for a Legal Battle
Generally, an Evansville employment lawyer will ask clients to create a list of people who can support their employment discrimination case. This list—often referred […]
Investigating the Facts of an Employment Case
Successfully representing an employee in an employment case is dependent upon the evidence the EvansvilleEmployment lawyer gathers with regard to the employee’s claims and […]
Determining Whether There Was Retaliation
Retaliation is unlawful Your Evansville Employment attorney will assure you that Title VII and all state anti-discrimination statutes disallow retaliation against any […]
The “Size Factor” in Employment Law Cases
One of the most important factors that an Evansville Employment lawyer must consider in determining the strength of an employment claim is the size of […]
Direct Evidence of Retaliatory Motive
If you have taken a legally protected action as an employee, your employer is forbidden to retaliate or punish you in any […]
Reinstatement Offers – To Accept or Not To Accept
It is uncommon practice for defending employers in an employment law claim to approach the former plaintiff-employee with an offer of reinstatement. […]
Communicating with the Administrative Law Judge at the Hearing about such Topics as “Sitting”.
Some individuals, when testifying about sitting, fail to communicate to the Administrative Law Judge the true nature and extent of their limitations. […]
Damage Evaluation Checklist for Personal Injury Lawyer
Your Evansville personal injury attorney needs to assess all the possible items of damage in order to determine an accurate value for […]
How Your Evansville Personal Injury Attorney Will Prepare for Trial
Many personal injury claimants don’t have a full understanding of the amount of work their attorneys put into preparations for trial. Here […]
Communicating with the Administrative Law Judge at the Hearing about such Topics as “Sitting”.
Some individuals, when testifying about sitting, fail to communicate to the Administrative Law Judge the true nature and extent of their limitations. […]