Top Rated Employment Litigation Lawyer Wigger Law Firm North Charleston, SC
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Employment Litigation Law
Do you believe you were wrongfully terminated or disciplined after signing a contract that states you can only be fired for cause?
Are you running up against deadlines or having difficulties with prerequisites to filing suit?
Do you believe you’ve been discriminated against in an effort to dissuade you from filing suit?
Are you owed back-pay or wages or have you been misclassified as a contractor instead of a full time regular employee?
If you’re seriously considering employment litigation, you’ll want to make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes.
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