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08May

What to Do If You’re Demoted or Fired After Reporting Misconduct

Fired After Reporting Misconduct? What to Do Next Speaking up about workplace issues takes courage. You did the right thing by bringing...

04May

What is the North Carolina REDA Law?

Understanding the North Carolina REDA Law: Protect Your Rights Speaking up about unsafe working conditions, demanding fair pay, or filing a workers'...

29Apr

White Racial Discrimination & EEOC Priorities Under Trump

EEOC Priorities Shifting Under the Trump Administration The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has long stood as the federal watchdog for workplace...

27Apr

5 Common Employee Rights Violations & How to Fight Back

Common Employee Rights Violations (And How to Fight Back) Going to work should never mean leaving your basic human and legal rights...

20Apr

How to Calculate Unpaid Wages and File a Claim

How to Calculate Unpaid Wages and File a Claim Every employee deserves to be fully compensated for the time and effort they...

13Apr

8 Legal Risks of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Policies

The Hidden Legal Risks of Bring Your Own Device Policies Using your personal smartphone or laptop for work tasks seems incredibly convenient....

06Apr

Avoid 5 Common Filing Mistakes in Employee Rights Claims

Don't Make These Mistakes When Filing Employee Rights Violation Claims Filing a claim against your employer is a highly stressful experience. You...

Supreme Court to Hear Challenge of Discrimination Case Dismissal Against Atlanta DA’s Office | Barrett & Farahany
30Mar

Supreme Court to Hear Challenge of Discrimination Case Dismissal Against Atlanta DA’s Office

A former aide to Atlanta’s district attorney will have her challenge to the dismissal of her discrimination lawsuit heard by the U.S....

30Mar

What’s the Difference between the Tennessee Human Rights Act and the Tennessee Human Rights Commission?

Tennessee Human Rights Act vs. Commission: What to Know Navigating workplace rights can feel confusing, especially when legal terms sound almost identical....

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30Mar

Defamation of Character in the Workplace And Beyond

A Defense to Defamation Whether you’re a public figure or a private citizen, at some time in your life, someone is likely...

23Mar

Missouri Whistleblower Protections: What Employees Should Know Before Speaking Up

Missouri Whistleblower Protections: An Employee Guide Discovering illegal activities or severe safety violations at your workplace places you in a difficult position....

11Mar

Missouri Human Rights Act Explained: How State Law Protects Workers

Missouri Human Rights Act: How State Law Protects Workers Every worker deserves a fair and respectful environment, free from discrimination and harassment....

09Mar

TN Human Rights Commission Has Been Dissolved: What Employees Should Know

Tennessee Human Rights Commission Dissolved: What Employees Need to Know On July 1, 2025, Tennessee made a significant change to how it...

02Mar

What to Expect During a Whistleblower Investigation

What to Expect During a Whistleblower Investigation Filing a whistleblower complaint is a significant decision that requires courage and careful preparation. Once...

23Feb

Fired for Whistleblowing? Here Are Your Immediate Next Steps

What to Do If You’re Fired for Whistleblowing Discovering illegal or unethical activity at work puts you in a difficult position. You...

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16Feb

What Are Your Rights as a Tipped Employee?

Don’t Get Shortchanged: What Are Your Rights as a Tipped Employee? Working in the service industry is physically and mentally demanding. Between...

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13Feb

Barrett & Farahany Partners Recognized in 2026 Edition of Super Lawyers®

Barrett & Farahany is proud to announce that Partners Amanda Farahany and Kathryn Abernethy have been recognized in the 2026 Edition of...

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09Feb

Denied a Religious Accommodation? Here Are Your Legal Options

Denied Religious Accommodation at Work? Here Are Your Next Steps Choosing between your livelihood and your faith is a decision no employee...

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06Feb

Barrett and Farahany Welcomes Three New Team Members
from The Crone Law Firm, Including Founder and CEO
Alan G. Crone

Atlanta, GA — 2/6/25 Effective February 2, Barrett and Farahany, a nationally recognized employment law firm dedicated to protecting workers’ rights, proudly...

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02Feb

Fired for Speaking Up at Work in Macon or Savannah? Know Your Rights

Fired for Speaking Up at Work in Macon or Savannah? Here’s What You Need to Know Speaking up at work should not...

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26Jan

Fired While on Medical Leave? Here Are Your Rights

Fired While on Medical Leave? Here Are Your Rights and Next Steps Losing your job is stressful under the best of circumstances....

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19Jan

Being Pressured to Resign at Work? Know Your Rights

How to Handle Being Pressured to Resign from Your Job Few professional situations are as stressful or confusing as being told your...

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13Jan

Employer Asking You to Work Off the Clock? Know Your Rights

Employer Asking You to Work Off the Clock? Know Your Rights Have you ever been asked to stay a few minutes late...

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07Jan

Employer Monitoring Your Phone? Know Your Privacy Rights

The Blurring Lines Between Work and Personal Life In an age of constant connectivity, the line between our work and personal lives...

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