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Human Rights Advocacy Firm fights for the rights of their clients in courts, in tribunals, and during the examination of labor complaints. The firm also provides employment law counseling and representation for businesses to ensure that they understand the law and maintain a successful team. At Human Rights Advocacy Firm we specialize in harassment cases and discrimination based on gender, race, skin color, religious beliefs, work, health, pregnancy, sexual orientation, and disability.
At our firm, we emphasize timely, effective, and empathetic client communication. You may visit our office (the address is below)and get legal advice, or give us a call for a free consultation. Our lawyers will be compensated only if you get your compensation. You do not have to worry about any hidden fees.
Many times people do not know their rights and are hesitant about their next steps. We can provide you with a clear understanding of your case as well as making sure you get the best results.
Human Rights Advocacy Firm can promise you confidentiality, your information is concealed, and the lawsuit will not affect your future employment. You may book a consultation via Zoom, Face-time, or Telegram to save your time or visit us at our office if you prefer face to face setting.
Human Rights Advocacy Firm
1400 Ave Z, suite 403
Brooklyn, NY 11235
Phone: (718)-280-9545
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