Legal Question in Employment Law in California

Fed employee filed an US EEOC in SF seeks help

I am a federal employee. I filed a racial discrimination

complaint with the agency about a year ago. The

agency finally completed its investigative file.

I understood I had within 30 days to file a formal

hearing before the ALJ judge with the US EEOC.

I had done so. My questions: How long does it take

EEOC to resolve the matter? Will EEOC provide the

attorney for me if I have a good case? If not, where are

all the good attorney???


Asked on 7/02/02, 2:08 am

3 Answers from Attorneys
Amy Ghosh Law Offices of Amy Ghosh

Re: Fed employee filed an US EEOC in SF seeks help

Call me if you wish discuss your case at 818-481-9284

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Answered on 7/07/02, 12:16 am
Terry A. Nelson Nelson & Lawless

Re: Fed employee filed an US EEOC in SF seeks help

You will need to timely hire your own attorney to pursue your case in court and/or with the EEOC if you elect to go through that process. If you win, you are entitled to a recovery of attorney fees. There are time limits you must meet. Call if you wish to discuss your case. 714-960-7584

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Answered on 7/02/02, 4:40 pm
Martin Lathrop Russakow, Ryan & Johnson

Re: Fed employee filed an US EEOC in SF seeks help

We are happy to discuss the merits of your case with you and point you in the right direction. The EEOC will not appoint a lawyer for you.

Martin

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Answered on 7/02/02, 8:01 pm


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