Whistleblower

Minneapolis Whistleblower Lawyer

Coming forward and informing your employer of illegal or harmful conduct is never easy.  Employees who want to correct their boss’s illegal conduct or draw attention to it, may fear that doing so could cause them to lose their job.  Under certain circumstances, Minnesota and Federal laws make it illegal for employers to fire employees who come forward to report a suspected violation of the law.

If you feel that you have been terminated for blowing the whistle on your employer’s unlawful conduct or have been retaliated against by your Minneapolis, St. Paul, or Minnesota Employer, an Experienced Minneapolis Whistleblower Attorney can get you the justice you deserve.  Depending on the circumstances of your case, you may be entitled to monetary damages, benefits, and other compensation.

If you believe that you have been fired or penalized by your Minneapolis, St. Paul, or Twin Cities’ metro area employer for blowing the whistle on illegal conduct, I may be able to help you.

Kuhlman Law, PLLC is dedicated to fighting for our clients who have been victimized by their employer’s illegal conduct.  Whether you are still working and have been retaliated against by your employer for blowing the whistle or have been fired or forced to quit, my firm can help you get the justice you deserve and hold the wrongdoers accountable.

My law firm handles employment law cases throughout Minnesota in a variety of venues, including Minnesota state court, federal court, and those before administrative agency bodies such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the Minnesota Department of Human Rights, and the Minneapolis Civil Rights Commission.  I strongly believe that all people have the right to work in an environment free from harassment and discrimination.  I fight to protect employees’ rights and routinely take on large companies, government agencies, and other employers who violate their employees’ legal rights.

If you or a loved one has been fired for blowing the whistle on illegal conduct, contact an employment law attorney immediately.  An experienced employment lawyer can help you determine if your rights were violated, evaluate the strengths of your case, collect evidence, and depending on the facts, help you recover a cash settlement to compensate you for what you have been subjected to.

To learn more and schedule a free consultation with Minneapolis Employee Rights Lawyer Christopher Kuhlman, call 612 349 2747.