An Experienced and Aggressive Attorney
Employment laws are complicated and enforcing your rights can be difficult. Particularly when an employer does not know he is breaking the law or does not care. Ms. Gilson has worked both sides, representing both employees and employers. This gives her a unique perspective on the strategies used to win an employment law claim against an employer as well as the methods of trying to defend them. Ms. Gilson has been licensed to practice law in Texas Courts since 1992, and is also admitted to practice law before the Federal United States District Courts of Texas and, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit since 2003.
If your matter requires legal representation for:
Sex discrimination, gender discrimination
National origin discrimination or race discrimination
Claims of sexual harassment or a hostile work environment in the workplace
Complaints against your employer for age discrimination
Disability discrimination
Pregnancy discrimination
An employer’s failure to provide equal pay for women
Minimum wage or overtime disputes
Unpaid wages, commission or bonuses under the Equal Pay Act or Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
Family Medical Leave Act retaliation (FMLA)
Retaliation for refusing to commit an illegal act under Sabine Pilot
Workers’ Compensation claim retaliation
Retaliation for making a complaint of discrimination
Breach of an employment contract
Prepare a charge of discrimination
Representation before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
Appeal the denial of a claim for unemployment insurance benefits at the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC)
Help you with a non-compete agreement
Claims of wrongful termination
Employment and labor attorney Gay E. Gilson can help.
Ms. Gilson provides effective legal representation at every stage of your dispute, whether you are still employed, recently terminated, applying for unemployment insurance benefits, filing a charge with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) or the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC), or ready to file a lawsuit. As your attorney, Gay E. Gilson will defend your employment law rights.