Q: I am looking to see if I have a case for wrongful termination. I was trying to find a Pro-bono or advocate.
I have documentation and everything to back up my case, just want to know if it's worth it and if I have a case for this.
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In Montana, wrongful termination claims often arise when an employee believes they were fired in violation of federal or state anti-discrimination laws, employment contracts, or other specific statutory protections. To determine if you have a viable wrongful termination claim, it's crucial to review the facts of your situation, the reason provided for the termination (if any), and the documentation you have.
If you're looking for pro bono assistance, you might consider reaching out to local legal aid organizations, bar associations, or law schools in Montana. They often have resources or can direct you to attorneys who take on pro bono cases or operate on a sliding fee scale. Before proceeding, it would be wise to have a detailed consultation with an employment attorney to evaluate the strength of your potential claim. For personalized legal advice tailored to your unique circumstances, it's advisable to consult with an attorney.
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