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Describe the workplace issue in plain language and add the dates and records you can support.
An intake reviewer checks whether the information is complete and whether the issue may fit the service.
When appropriate, your information may be shared with an independent attorney or intake team that can decide whether to contact you.
Submitting an intake is free and creates no obligation. Any attorney fees or representation terms must be discussed directly with the independent attorney.
Practice Areas
Comprehensive representation for New York City workers facing employment challenges.
Minimum wage violations, unpaid overtime, illegal deductions, and tip theft claims under New York Labor Law.
Learn MoreProtection against discrimination based on race, gender, age, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or national origin.
Learn MoreChallenging unlawful dismissals that violate employment agreements, public policy, or anti-discrimination statutes.
Learn MoreNYC has the strongest sexual harassment protections in the nation. Even a single incident can be actionable under city law.
Learn MoreLegal recourse when employers punish workers for reporting violations, filing complaints, or exercising protected rights.
Learn MoreProtections under FMLA, NYS Paid Family Leave, and NYC Sick & Safe Time when employers deny or punish you for taking leave.
Learn MoreShare the facts you have. An intake reviewer can determine whether the issue may fit this service.
Our Commitment
NYC Work Justice simplifies the complex process of filing employment claims. We connect workers with qualified employment attorneys who evaluate your case and fight for your rights.
Our platform uses secure technology to help you document your case details, understand your legal options, and connect with experienced attorneys — all at no upfront cost.
New York has some of the strongest worker protection laws in the country. Every worker deserves fair wages, safe working conditions, and freedom from discrimination.
Whether you've experienced wage theft, discrimination, harassment, or wrongful termination, you have options. Let us help you understand your rights and connect you with legal professionals.
Disclaimer: NYC Work Justice is a legal technology platform that connects workers with attorneys. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. All legal services are provided by independent, licensed attorneys.
Before you submit
A legal-intake product should make its role, limits, and next steps easy to understand before asking for personal information.
NYC Work Justice is an intake and connection platform, not a law firm. Independent attorneys decide whether to offer representation.
The intake asks for information needed to understand the workplace issue. Do not upload anything you cannot verify.
Core pages and the intake journey are available in both languages so workers can review the process before sharing details.
Submitting information creates no obligation and does not form an attorney-client relationship.
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