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Federal Lawsuit in Georgia Settled Concerning Religious Discrimination

Douglasville, Georgia recently settled a federal lawsuit brought by an American Muslim woman named Lisa Valentine, who was jailed due to wearing a hijab, a Muslim headscarf while at the courthouse. ACLU lawyer Azadeh Shahshahani stated: “Obviously the manner in which Ms. Valentine was treated was inexcusable and unconstitutional,” said…

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Georgia Employment Law: Disabled Employees and Requests For Reasonable Accommodation

The American Disabilities Act prohibits employers from discriminating against employees on the basis of their disability. To be considered disabled under the ADA, you must have “a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities” be a person who has a record or history of…

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Georgia Personal Injury Lawyer Warns: Worst Thing To Do When Injured– Talking To The Defendant’s Insurance Company Adjuster

This is a video clip that would be hilariously funny if it was not so true. This is a conversation between an injured person and an insurance company adjuster. The insurance company adjuster represents the drunk driver who caused the injured person’s broken legs and brain injury. Many people make…

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Employment Law For Georgia Public School Teachers: Understanding Your Legal Rights

The Official Code of Georgia §§ 20-2-940, et seq., governs the demotion, dismissal, and suspension of professional, certificated school district employees in Georgia. This law also governs the termination and suspension of school district employees who have a contract for a definite term. The law applies equally to all employees…

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Fired Unclassified Government Employees: Protecting Your Name And Reputation In Georgia

Protecting your name and reputation means a lot, especially in the world of government jobs where employment files are kept and shared on mostly all employees. If a government employee’s employment file has something negative regarding her name and reputation, she may find it impossible to get another government job…

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Employment Law and Age Discrimination: Have You Experienced Retaliation In Georgia?

Age discrimination is a “hot” topic right now due to a recent Supreme Court case, which some members of Congress are trying to combat with proposed legislation. Neither the case or the proposed legislation changes some general points you should consider. So what can you do if you’ve experienced age…

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