06/17/2026
When someone calls about filing a lawsuit, they're often focused on one thing: "I just want this fixed."
That's understandable. But litigation is not a strongly worded letter and a quick apology.
It is months (usually years) of process, depositions under oath, producing personal records, reliving difficult events, motions, hearings, and strategic decisions — and an employer who will defend itself.
If you file a lawsuit, you have to be prepared to see it through.
You need emotional stamina, realistic expectations, patience with the process, and a willingness to participate actively.
If you're looking for quick justice or an apology, litigation will disappoint you. If you're looking for accountability and you're prepared for the long road, it can be the right tool.
The decision to sue isn't just legal. It's strategic. And it's personal. Choose it carefully, and be ready to stand behind your choice.
If you need an attorney for an employment law, personal injury, or civil rights matter, call 423-406-1151 to schedule a consultation.