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Las Vegas Employment Retaliation Attorneys Protecting Whistleblowers and Workers Who Speak Up

At F. Travis Buchanan, Esq. & Associates, PLLC, we are highly experienced in representing employees across Las Vegas and the state of Nevada who have suffered workplace retaliation after reporting misconduct or standing up for their legal rights. Our firm has successfully negotiated settlements, filed administrative complaints with agencies such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the Nevada Equal Rights Commission (NERC), and California’s Department of Fair Employment and Housing (FEHA), and litigated retaliation claims in court on behalf of our clients.

Retaliation is one of the most common—and most serious—forms of employer misconduct. If you were punished, demoted, transferred, or fired after making a complaint or participating in an investigation, you may have a valid legal claim under state and federal retaliation laws.

What Is Protected From Employer Retaliation?

Under federal laws such as Title VII, the Fair Labor Standards Act, the ADA, and state-specific laws like those in Nevada and California, employees are protected from retaliation when they:

  • Report or complain about discrimination, sexual harassment, or hostile work environments

  • File complaints regarding wage-and-hour violations or overtime pay

  • Participate in investigations, hearings, or legal proceedings

  • Report suspected fraud, unsafe conditions, or other violations of law

  • Make internal complaints to HR, supervisors, or upper management about unlawful conduct

 

Importantly, even if your report turns out to be legally unsubstantiated, you are still protected from retaliation if you acted on a good-faith belief that your employer’s actions were unlawful.

What Does Workplace Retaliation Look Like?

Retaliation doesn't always come in the form of termination. It can include:

  • Being passed over for a promotion

  • Receiving an unwanted transfer or undesirable change in job duties

  • Being excluded from projects or meetings

  • Experiencing a hostile or intimidating work environment

  • Negative performance reviews issued as punishment rather than merit

 

If your employer took any adverse employment action that could deter you or others from reporting wrongdoing, that action may be considered unlawful retaliation under the law.

Your Voice Matters—Let Us Help You Protect It

At F. Travis Buchanan, Esq. & Associates, PLLC, we are passionate about protecting employees who choose to do the right thing. Our Las Vegas employment retaliation lawyers will work to hold your employer accountable, restore your professional standing, and pursue the maximum compensation available under the law.

We provide personalized legal guidance from start to finish—whether your case can be resolved through negotiation or requires aggressive litigation in court. We’re here to ensure your rights are protected and your courage is rewarded, not punished.

Time Is Critical—Don’t Wait to Take Action

If you believe you’ve been the victim of employer retaliation after reporting workplace discrimination, harassment, wage theft, or other unlawful conduct, contact F. Travis Buchanan, Esq. & Associates, PLLC in Las Vegas, Nevada today. There are strict deadlines to file retaliation claims under both state and federal law. Let us begin the intake process and help you pursue the justice you deserve.

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& ASSOC., PLLC

c/o F. Travis Buchanan, Esq.

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Las Vegas, NV 89101

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