Legal Question in Employment Law in Massachusetts

racial discrimination

Myself and two coworkers were

charged with a violation for the same

act at our work. I had recently been

accepted into the management

training program. Due to the

violation I was removed from the

training program. My co-worker, who

is the same sex as me, but a

different race, then got promoted

into the program and then

immediately got a management

position. The company rules say that

anyone with this violation cannot be

in the training program or promoted

6 months after the violation. What

can I do? Do I have a case? what is

the best way to prove it?


Asked on 6/15/09, 12:55 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys

David Green Law Offices of Christopher F. Earley

Re: racial discrimination

It sounds like you may have a case for racial discrimination. I would be happy to speak to you regarding this matter. Please be advised, that if I take your case, it would be on a contingency basis (meaning I only get paid if you get any money.)

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Answered on 6/15/09, 1:23 pm


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