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Employment Law
Anderson Law Offices has extensive
experience and expertise representing management in the broad range of
employment law:
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Representation in proceedings before
the EEOC,
Illinois Department of Human
Rights, the
Illinois Human Rights Commission,
and other state and local
fair employment practices agencies
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Representation in federal and state
court in the defense of discrimination claims under federal, state, and
local laws, including race, sex, age, disability, handicap, national
origin, and pregnancy discrimination
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Representation in all courts for
employment tort claims such as retaliation, discharge, defamation, and
intentional interference with contract
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A broad range of preventative services,
such as counseling with the client to avoid, where possible, claims
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Affirmative Action Plan drafting,
compliance, and audit defense
Discrimination claims
Anderson Law Offices has
counseled clients in the pitfalls of equal employment opportunity (“EEO”)
law and has defended clients against hundreds of discrimination charges and
scores of federal and state lawsuits. The firm has considerable knowledge
of this area of the law including:
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Counseling clients in the EEO-compliant drafting and
publication of all documents, including applications, employee
handbooks, job descriptions, and performance review forms
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Counseling clients in the performance of internal
audits to assure that hiring, recruiting, testing, corrective action,
lay-offs, and other personnel actions are EEO-compliant
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Defending clients against discrimination charges
before all federal, state, and local administrative agencies
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Defending clients against discrimination claims in
court and on appeal, including race, sex, age, disability, national
origin, sexual orientation, harassment, and retaliation claims. This
includes defending against claims before the
Illinois Department of Human Rights, the
Illinois Human
Rights Commission, the federal
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the
Chicago and Cook County Human Relations
Commissions, and federal and
state courts.
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