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Schedule An Initial Consultation: 720-759-2795

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  • About Us
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    • Denison Goodrich-Schlenker
    • Dan R. Godin
    • Colleen Kennedy
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    • Discrimination
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    • Racial Discrimination
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    • Severance Agreements
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    • Colleen Kennedy
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    • Racial Discrimination
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    • Severance Agreements
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Denver Disability Discrimination Lawyer

Workplace disability discrimination can undermine your career and financial stability. Denver employees deserve equal opportunities, fair treatment and workplaces that respect medical limitations. When employers ignore their obligations, workers face lost promotions, hostile treatment or wrongful termination.

At Colorado Employee Advocates, we represent employees in Denver, Colorado, who experience unlawful treatment in the workplace. Our employment law attorneys work to protect employee rights under state and federal law while holding employers accountable for discriminatory conduct.

Understanding Disability Discrimination In The Workplace

Disability discrimination occurs when an employer treats an employee or job applicant unfairly because of a physical or mental impairment. Workers in Denver are protected under both the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act (CADA).

These laws require employers to provide reasonable accommodations when an employee has a qualifying disability, provided the adjustment does not create an undue hardship for the business. Accommodations may include schedule changes, modified duties or assistive equipment that allows an employee to perform the essential functions of a job.

When employers refuse to provide reasonable accommodations or take adverse action because of a disability, those actions may violate employee rights under federal and Colorado law.

Examples Of Workplace Disability Discrimination

Discrimination does not always appear as an obvious policy. In many Denver workplaces, it occurs through daily employment decisions that unfairly target employees with disabilities.

Common examples include:

  • Refusing to hire or promote a qualified applicant because of a medical condition
  • Denying reasonable accommodations that would allow an employee to perform job duties
  • Demoting or terminating a worker after learning about a disability
  • Harassing an employee or allowing a hostile environment related to a disability
  • Retaliating against a worker who reports discrimination or requests accommodations

Recognizing these patterns is important because they may signal violations of both the ADA and the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act (CADA).

How A Denver Disability Discrimination Lawyer Can Help

Employment disputes often involve complex procedures and strict filing deadlines. A disability discrimination lawyer can review employment records, gather evidence and determine whether discrimination occurred. Legal representation may involve communicating with government agencies, building a case under the ADA or CADA, or pursuing compensation through civil litigation.

Contact Colorado Employee Advocates To Protect Your Workplace Rights

If you believe you experienced disability discrimination in Denver, call 720-759-2795 or submit a request through the online contact form to discuss your rights with a Colorado disability discrimination attorney.

Practice Areas

  • Employment Law
    • Discrimination
      • Age Discrimination
      • Racial Discrimination
      • Sexual Harassment
      • Disability Discrimination
      • Pregnancy Discrimination
    • Equity Agreements
    • Noncompete Agreements
    • Severance Agreements
    • Breach Of Contract
    • Family And Medical Leave Act
    • FAMLI Leave
    • Wage And Hour Law
    • Worker Misclassification
    • Federal Employment Law
    • Protecting Whistleblowers
    • Wrongful Termination

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However, except in very rare circumstances, we are not able to offer free consultations. Thus, if we offer you a consultation, you will need to pay for the attorney’s time, which can vary based on the attorney you meet with and the amount of time required for your particular situation.

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