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Righting Wrongful Terminations For More Than 20 Years

Despite you putting in hours upon hours of loyal work, your employer wrongfully fired you. You might feel angry, overwhelmed and powerless in this situation, but when you work with Stark Law Group, LLC, you have determined, caring legal allies in your corner.

Our lawyers have spent more than 20 years handling all aspects of Pennsylvania employment law, including wrongful termination allegations. Having represented both employees and employers, we know what each side is looking for when it comes to investigating, documenting and handling a claim.

Understanding Wrongful Termination

Wrongful termination occurs when an employer violates state and federal employment law by firing an employee. Some common examples include firing someone:

  • Based on their age, race, gender, nation of origin, religion or disability
  • For reporting an employment law violation
  • For reporting a safety violation
  • For reporting sexual harassment
  • For reporting workplace discrimination
  • In breach of their contract

severanceThe most common remedy for wrongful termination is monetary compensation. Employers can sometimes avoid litigation by giving severance pay plus other damages, offering the employee’s position back or penalizing the supervisor responsible for the termination. In some cases, though, the best option for the fired employee is to pursue a wrongful termination lawsuit.

We Have Seen Both Sides Of The Issue

Before starting Stark Law Group, LLC, attorney Eric Stark was a defense lawyer for private employers. This means that when our team represents employees, we have invaluable inside knowledge about how to build a successful case. For employers, it means that we have years of experience in employment law defense.

Exceptional Wrongful Termination Lawyers in Lancaster, PA | SLG LLC FAQs

How do I file a workers’ compensation claim after a Harrisburg-area work injury?

Start by reporting the injury to your employer as soon as possible and seeking medical treatment. Your employer or its insurance carrier should begin the claim process.

Can my employer make me return to work after an injury?

Return-to-work issues depend on your medical restrictions, available job duties and claim status. If you are being pressured to return before you are medically ready, speak with an attorney.

What if my benefits stopped?

If your workers’ compensation benefits stopped or were reduced, you should review the paperwork carefully and contact an attorney to determine whether the insurance company followed the required process.

How much is my workers’ compensation claim worth?

The value of a claim depends on the injury, medical treatment, wage loss, work restrictions, future care needs and whether the claim is accepted or disputed.

Speak With A Wrongful Termination Attorney Today

No worker should have to endure the pain and stress of wrongful termination. When you are ready, contact us to uphold your rights. Seek our representation by using our online contact form or by calling our Lancaster office at 717-844-6350.