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144,000+
court records collected
17
federal statutes covered
50
states + DC
184
sources scheduled for checks
Most employment matters take months — often years — to resolve. The tools change as your situation does, from the first uneasy week to the final decision. Use the tools at your own pace, while keeping track of legal deadlines. Keep a backup of your records that you control.
Something feels wrong
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Documenting
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Charge filed
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Investigation
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Resolution
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You can make a clear record before you know the legal name for your concern.
Two common patterns — and why timing matters.
If something at work starts to feel wrong, the time to write down what you’re seeing is now. Access to work systems can end the moment you’re let go. Keep your own notes, and copies of records that are yours, somewhere your employer does not control.
Start Documenting NowTerminations often happen fast, with access cut before you can save anything — and piecing it back together afterward is slow. Walking into a consultation with scattered memories instead of an organized record costs time and money. Bring an attorney a clear timeline and evidence, not confusion.
Check My RightsA free platform that walks you through every stage — from filing your charge to resolution.
Built-in AI analysis to help you understand, respond, and build a stronger record.
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Paste the employer’s written response. We lay out the arguments it makes and show where they line up against your own record, so you can check the suggestions against the original records before deciding anything.
Turn your timeline and evidence into an organized draft response to what the employer filed. Review and edit it yourself — we recommend attorney review before anything is filed.
AI can suggest patterns, timing questions, and notable records to review. Check each suggestion against your original documentation.
AI output can contain errors. This is information, not legal advice. Review the facts and consult a licensed attorney before relying on or filing it.
Using this tool does not create an attorney-client relationship. An attorney can assess the law and deadlines that apply to your situation.
At-will employment does not erase your legal protections. Understanding the exceptions can help you decide what to document and when to seek advice.
Common Myth
“I live in an at-will state so I can be fired for any reason.”
Legal Reality
At-will has massive exceptions. In every state, federal and state laws may protect you from being fired based on race, sex, age, disability, retaliation, and more — coverage depends on factors like employer size.
Organize your records and prepare for a conversation with an attorney. Your working copy is stored in your browser; account sync and AI use online services.
~7 step assessment (about 3 minutes) identifies which federal and state laws may protect you. Covers 17 federal statutes and state-specific laws.
Build a chronological record of events. Document incidents, reports, and retaliation to establish patterns.
Catalog all supporting evidence — emails, documents, screenshots, witness names. Organized and ready for your attorney.
Record incidents while details are fresh. Notes written close to the event are often useful to an attorney reviewing what happened.
See your EEOC, state agency, and court filing windows in one place, with urgency flagged as dates approach.
Plain-language guides to employment law. Understand at-will exceptions, retaliation, the ADA, FMLA, and more.
Browse public-source employment-attorney listings and available docket-linked case history.
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Walk through a short assessment about your situation (~7 steps, about 3 minutes). Get instant analysis of applicable federal and state protections.
Use the timeline, My record, and Files to organize your documentation.
Generate formal letters, records requests, and organized summaries from your documentation.
Find an attorney, understand your deadlines, and take the next step with confidence.
#1
Retaliation is the most-filed EEOC charge — every year for more than a decade
180
or 300 days to file many federal discrimination charges, depending on your state — missing a deadline can end a claim
49/50
states are at-will, but every state has exceptions that protect workers
Sources: EEOC FY 2024 Annual Performance Report; Title VII, 42 U.S.C. § 2000e (180/300-day deadlines); Montana is the sole non-at-will state (Mont. Code Ann. § 39-2-901).
Workers need a place to understand employment protections and organize records before deciding whom to contact. We built Workers’ Rights to help with that preparation. Worker-facing features are free and require no credit card.
A public-interest software project built by Growth Stack Technologies.
We don't take cases or solicit you. These are educational tools — using them creates no attorney-client relationship.
This is not an employer or HR-vendor service. We do not share your documentation with employers or HR vendors.
No data brokers, no ad networks, no tracking your story for resale. Your entries are encrypted in your browser.
Worker-facing features are free; no credit card is required. We are not affiliated with any government agency or law firm.
Analysis covers 17 federal statutes, state-specific protections, and EEOC filing procedures across all 50 states.
Creates timelines, evidence catalogs, and document templates for you and an attorney to review.
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