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Posted by Gregory A. Williams, Esq. August 25, 2023

Navigating WA State Human Rights Commission Hearings: Who Can Represent You

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Posted by Gregory A. Williams, Esq. March 16, 2022

Definition of Commission (WLAD)

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Posted by Gregory A. Williams, Esq. November 18, 2021

The Washington State Human Rights Commission

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Posted by Gregory A. Williams, Esq. February 18, 2019

WA State Human Rights Commission: Damages for Humiliation & Suffering

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Posted by Gregory A. Williams, Esq. July 28, 2018

Remedies for Breach of Conciliation Agreements

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Posted by Gregory A. Williams, Esq. April 18, 2018

Washington State Human Rights Commission Complaints

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Posted by Gregory A. Williams, Esq. March 27, 2018

The Intersection of WSHRC and EEOC

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Posted by Gregory A. Williams, Esq. November 23, 2017

The 8-Or-More-Employees Rule

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RCW 49.60 NOTICE

Washington State declares that it is illegal to discriminate based on protected classes in the areas of employment, housing, places of public accommodation, real estate and credit transactions, and insurance. Protected classes include Race or Color; National Origin; Creed; Sex or Pregnancy; Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity; Veteran or Military Status; presence of any sensory, mental, or physical actual Disability or perceived Disability; use of a service animal; HIV or Hepatitis C; Marital Status (except in public accommodation); Breastfeeding (in public accommodation); Age (40+ employment only); and Families with Children (housing only). We provide aggressive lawyer representation through the WA Human Rights Commission, the EEOC, and through litigation on behalf of those experiencing discrimination and employment or labor issues - including disparate impact, disparate treatment, hostile work environment, retaliation, wrongful termination or discharge, sexual harassment, and breach of employment contract.

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