WORKPLACE DISCRIMINATION
You have the right to be employed in a discrimination-free workplace. Under federal law, an employer is prohibited from harassing or discriminating against an employee because of their race, gender, age, religion, national origin, disability, pregnancy, or other protected class.​​
WRONGFUL TERMINATION
Under federal law, employees are protected from retaliation for reporting unlawful harassment or discrimination in the workplace. However, some employers may punish employees that make goodfaith reports of harassment or discrimination. Most commonly, the punishment is termination of the employee’s job – which is against the law.​
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
Title VII of the Federal Civil Rights Act prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex. Sexual harassment is a form of sex discrimination. Sexual harassment can include unwanted sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, sexual remarks, crude jokes, and other verbal or physical harassment of sexual nature. Both women and men can be the victims of sexual harassment in the workplace.
AUTO COLLISION
Auto collisions are a risk for every driver on the roadway no matter how careful we drive. Drivers who cause auto collisions can be held responsible for negligently causing your injuries. If you have been seriously hurt in an auto collision caused by another driver, contact Rollins Law Group, as soon as possible. Our experienced personal injury team will fight for the compensation you deserve.
PREMISE LIABILITY
Property owners are responsible for keeping their premises in a reasonably safe condition. Property owners may be liable for injuries from accidents on their premises when they know there is danger on the property and fail to correct said danger or warn visitors. If you have been injured in an accident on someone else’s property, you may have a premises liability claim.
WRONGFUL DEATH
A wrongful death claim is a special type of personal injury lawsuit that arises when a person is killed through someone else’s negligence. While there is no amount of money that could ever compensate for the loss of a loved one, a filing a wrongful death means by which you can seek justice and hold the at-fault person accountable for their negligent actions.