Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Oregon
Unlawfully Terminated
I have received a favorable determination from from BOLI stating ''unlawful employment practice'' against a major corporation that I worked for. I was terminated for having a chronic illness. I understand that I have a right to file suit against this corporation, but I would like to know if I have a right to sue the five people that decided to terminate my employment, as individuals, for violation of my civil rights?
Asked on 7/09/03, 10:45 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Regina Mullen
Legal Data Services, PLC
Re: Unlawfully Terminated
No. Not unless you are alledging a conspiracy, but chances are only a complaint against the company will be permitted.
Answered on 7/09/03, 4:57 pm
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