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Some Michigan employers terminate their employees for illegal reasons, disregarding the impact it can have on their well-being. If this happened to you, fight back with the help of a labor and employment lawyer at Morgan & Morgan.
Our attorneys advocate For The People, not the powerful. We can work with you to assess your situation and determine if you have a case. Then we can walk you through it from start to finish, using our know-how and resources to get you the compensation you deserve. We don’t get paid until you do, so there’s no risk and there are no out-of-pocket payments.
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What Is Wrongful Termination?
Michigan is one of many states with at-will employment, meaning a working relationship can be terminated at any time, for any reason, by either party. However, there are certain exceptions to this rule that we cannot let employers overlook.
Wrongful termination occurs when an employer fires an employee for reasons that violate state and/or federal law. We illuminate these unfair practices and work to get our clients adequate compensation for their hardship.
What Are Some Examples of Wrongful Termination in Michigan?
There are several instances in which an employer cannot legally fire an employee, and it helps to recognize them. Most wrongful termination cases fall into one of the following categories:
- Retaliation: When an employee is fired for exercising legal rights (such as filing a worker’s compensation claim)
- Discrimination: When a worker is let go because of race, gender, or another protected characteristic
- Breach of Contract: When a termination violates a verbal or written contract between the employer and employee
What Should I Do if I Think I’ve Been Wrongfully Terminated?
If you’ve been fired from your job for an illegal or illegitimate reason, don’t wait to contact the labor and employment lawyers at Morgan & Morgan. Our Michigan attorneys are available to you 24/7, and we don’t get paid unless we win your case.
To get started, schedule a free case evaluation.