Veteran that needs a employment lawyer

[hidenhev]

A veteran that needs an employment lawyer
As the message says. I'm not going into any detail. I figured the wise O.T. might be able to help me out. Thanks! Oh, this is in Louisiana trying to find someone south of Alexandria and north of Houma, all the way to Red StiCK.

EDIT: my Dr told me to find a lawyer after my appointment this morning, Also HR personnel I know (that knows all of the details, over 2 years) that works for a billion-dollar corporation out of texas.. told me to immediately find a lawyer. Also, I have a background in police work involved in this is sexual harassment. I have kept notes and records for 2 years. I started a grievance last year and just found out my supervisor never submitted anything. Now I'm about to lose my job.
I told HR MY MEDICAL information ( i have PTSD looking for HR Help) Than she spread my medical information throughout my workplace.

[RodneyWade]

If you aren't going to give any details then you should've just used google.

[solliehoerger]

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[Trowdiant]

There are a lot of legal recommendations here, so I want to ask if there is someone here who knows a good housing law lawyer?

[LoperVil]

I guess you need a defense strategy

[CluipBleerp]

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[Trowdiant]

Thanks to the guys for the recommendations

[Emingcas]

I think an employee from the personnel department who divulged the personal information of one of the employees should be severely punished. Nevertheless, disclosing personal data and personal secrets is a crime and should be punished by law. Fortunately, I did not have to deal with anything like this, and I had maximum problems with the law when my friends from the top floor behaved defiantly and were very noisy. Then I turned to https://swpdxlaw.com/services/condominium-hoa-law, and I was helped to attract hooligans to the responsibility. Perhaps this company is also engaged in resolving labor disputes, but I'm not sure.

[Fozycrozy]

How are you? Have you found a lawyer who could help you?

[Aristafon]

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