Legal Question in Discrimination Law in Georgia

Anyone can sue for anything. They might get a counterclaim for sanctions and fees if the case has no merit. Whether you have any valid claim is based on the facts - none of which you provided.

More information is needed regarding your claim. If you believe you have a claim you should visit the EEOC's website. Under Title VII, if you have a recognized discrimination claim, you have to file a charge with the agency before moving forward to court. The EEOC will conduct an investigation of the charge and issue a right to sue letter at the close of the investigation. The letter will also indicate if the agency's investigation yielded information that supports your claim.

EEOC website -- www.EEOC.gov.

This website has pages and pages of information, including the contact office in Georgia to file a charge.