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Employment Litigation & Corporate Fraud

Employment Litigation & Corporate Fraud

Employment disputes involving wrongful termination, retaliation, harassment, and corporate misconduct require leverage, not paperwork.

Blackthorn Law handles high-stakes employment litigation with a trial-ready posture designed to force accountability and early resolution.

When employment disputes escalate

Most employment disputes do not begin as lawsuits. They become litigation when companies ignore internal complaints, shield senior leadership, or attempt to quietly remove perceived threats instead of addressing misconduct.

Blackthorn Law intervenes when retaliation has begun, termination is imminent or already executed, or internal decisions create serious legal and reputational exposure. At that stage, internal policies no longer matter—leverage does.

We approach these matters with a trial-ready posture from day one, using discovery risk, exposure, and timing to force accountability and drive resolution on decisive terms.

Key Services

Wrongful Termination

Unlawful termination tied to retaliation, protected activity, or violations of public policy. These cases turn on timing, motive, and internal decision-making employers underestimate.

Sexual Harassment

Harassment claims involving management failure, concealment, or institutional tolerance of misconduct. We pursue both individual accountability and corporate exposure.

Hostile Work Environment

Systemic harassment or intimidation that alters working conditions and creates legal liability beyond a single actor or incident.

Discrimination

Adverse employment actions based on protected characteristics, including termination, demotion, or exclusion—often masked by pretextual explanations.

Whistleblower Retaliation

Retaliation against employees who reported legal, regulatory, financial, or safety violations. These matters escalate quickly once discovery begins.

Corporate & Financial Misconduct

Employment claims tied to internal reporting of accounting irregularities, disclosure failures, or financial misconduct carrying regulatory and reputational risk.