Legal Question in Discrimination Law in Illinois

Re: discrimination

You would need to file with the Illinois Human Rights Commission or the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

It is typically best, however, to have your claim evaluated by an attorney, who, if he or she believes in your claim and accepts the representation, will complete the forms necessary to start the process.

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