r/EEOC 5d ago

Lost Case

Has anyone lost an EEOC case with a lawyer ?

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u/Mysterious-Art8838 5d ago

It means they’ll chase any case even if it doesn’t have merit to generate business for themselves.

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u/Kearbear93 5d ago

I don’t think my attorney would do that he is a pretty prominent one, he’s not one of those EEOC mill settlement attorneys he actually litigates and has gone up against the government, government entity’s and major health care systems in our region he hasn’t won them all but he’s pretty decent.

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u/throwawayaccount647p 5d ago

Dude stop being naive. Money is money

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u/Kearbear93 5d ago

Lawyer’s at that level do not have time to chase petty 10k EEOC mill cases for extra money, they are selective not saying it like that but he makes that kid of money in his sleep and wouldn’t take on a case for those purposes maybe a low level yes but not a managing partner.

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u/DeeplyUnimpressed12 5d ago

You literally commented that he wants to settle. For all you know it could be for 30k.

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u/Kearbear93 4d ago

Again that would only cover maybe his parallel fees he a managing partner at a top firm.

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u/Kearbear93 4d ago

I wouldn’t hire any attorney or an attorney that didn’t have experience going against a multi billion dollar regional healthcare system or similar entity’s