How Do I Know If I Have A Race Discrimination Case?

Discrimination against an individual based on his or her race is one of the most common types of workplace discrimination. While racial discrimination in the workplace may be obvious to you, as you are the one being discriminated against, there is no guarantee you will be able to provide the documentation necessary to prove your claim.

Documenting exact instances of racial discrimination will be key to convincing a judge you have systematically been discriminated against or that being subjected to racial discrimination has resulted in a hostile work environment. Testimonies from other employees, email, voicemails, sworn statements and other evidence can be used to substantiate your claim and build your case.

Many employers will try to argue that an individual's demotion, denial of benefits or lack of promotion happened as a result of his or her failure to perform, rather than due to racial discrimination. It is up to you to prove racial bias or prejudice played a role in you being treated differently than others were or would have been treated in similar situations.

Speaking with a Los Angeles employment lawyer at Alan Burton Newman, PLC, and having him review your claim, is the most effective way of finding out whether you have a race discrimination case. He is a seasoned attorney with more than four decades of legal experience. He has won numerous discrimination cases against some of the largest companies in the country and he is not afraid to aggressively pursue justice on your behalf.

Contact his firm to find out if you may have a race discrimination case.

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