Q: What kind of Lawyer do you need to help you with Harassment at work in a school?
Daughter has been at the school working for over a year, after they found out she has epilepsy they have done everything to get rid of her. She is good at her job, and the kids love her so they are having a hard time but keep trying. They made her sign something today and she is very upset.
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A: So sorry to hear of this. You will want an employment discrimination attorney. If your in PA, feel free to reach out to our firm for more information. If not in PA, then you can check with the local bar association and ask for an employment discrimination attorney, or google "employment law attorney for workers" or something similar. The EEOC or your local human rights commission can often help as well for free. Again, this sounds like it could be related to her epilepsy which would violate the American with Disabilities Act, or it possibly could depending on the facts. I wish you well. Jeremy Donham
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