Wrongful Termination

An employee who believes that they are a victim of wrongful termination should contact an experienced employment attorney promptly. In some cases, an employee has only 90 days to file a lawsuit for wrongful termination.

In Michigan, an employee may have a successful wrongful termination lawsuit if the employee was discriminated against and terminated at least in part based on a protected status. Age discrimination, race discrimination, ethnic discrimination, gender discrimination, and weight discrimination are a few examples of illegal discrimination under Michigan law that can be the basis of a wrongful termination lawsuit.

It is also against the law for an employer to retaliate against an employee for opposing discrimination and/or harassment in the workplace, refusing to violate the law, or reporting a violation of law or suspected violation of law to a public body (Whistleblowing).

Cline, Cline & Griffin PC proudly represents employees who have been wrongfully terminated on the basis of illegal discrimination and/or retaliation. If you believe you were wrongfully terminated, contact Cline, Cline & Griffin today!