Workplace Discrimination
Missoula Workplace Discrimination Lawyers Who Fight To Protect Your Rights
Harassment and discrimination are never ok, and you should never have to experience either in the workplace. Our Missoula workplace discrimination lawyers at Tipp Coburn Lockwood, P.C., have been helping clients throughout western Montana since 1959. If you have suffered discrimination in the workplace or believe that you were wrongfully terminated, we will fight for your rights and hold your employer accountable.
Federal And Montana State Laws Prohibit Discrimination And Workplace Harassment
- Color, race or national origin
- Religion
- Gender, sexual orientation or gender identity
- Pregnancy
- Disability or vaccination status
- Marital status
- Age or disability
If you have been demoted, denied a job, had your wages or hours cut, or otherwise treated unfairly because of your status in a protected class, you may have a claim for workplace discrimination.
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What Does Workplace Discrimination Look Like?
- Inappropriate or illegal questions asked in an interview
- Derogatory or discriminatory language displayed in your workplace
- Verbal or sexual harassment
- You are not paid equally or overlooked for promotions
There is no litmus test for prejudice, but there are ways that an attorney can demonstrate that discrimination was the driving force behind the treatment you have suffered while at work. Our attorneys are prepared to gather the evidence need to prove that your rights were violated.
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Our attorneys at Tipp Coburn Lockwood offer free consultations and case evaluations. If you believe that you have experienced discrimination in your work environment, you can schedule your free appointment by calling our office at 406-812-7634 or by sending us an email.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We represent clients facing both misdemeanors and felonies, including but not limited to:
- DUI (Driving Under the Influence)
- Drug offenses (possession, distribution, trafficking)
- Sex crimes (sexual assault, rape)
- Theft, burglary, and trespassing
- Assault and criminal endangerment
- Homicide and attempted homicide
A public defender is a court-appointed attorney for those who cannot afford a private lawyer and must meet certain income requirements. However, public defenders often have large caseloads, which can impact their availability and approach. A private criminal defense attorney offers personalized attention, tailored legal strategies, and greater availability.
Hiring a private defense attorney offers:
- Customized legal strategy
- Personalized service
- Strong communication
- A willingness to take your case to trial if necessary
- Focus on minimizing or avoiding serious penalties and a criminal record
Penalties vary by charge but may include:
- Jail time (up to 1 year for misdemeanors)
- Prison time (1 year or more for felonies)
- Fines
- Probation
- Loss of rights (e.g., firearm ownership, voting)
- Mandatory sex offender registration (for certain crimes)
Yes. A skilled defense attorney can build a strong case, challenge the prosecution’s evidence, negotiate plea deals, or fight for a dismissal—all of which can help prevent a conviction and keep your record clean.
Yes, we offer free initial consultations. Call us at 406-812-7634 or send us an email using our online contact form to schedule yours.
Our firm was founded in 1959 and has represented over 7,500 clients across Montana. We are affiliated with The National Trial Lawyers and the Montana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Clients consistently highlight our:
- Professionalism and dedication
- Prompt case resolution
- Respectful and compassionate service
- Willingness to go the extra mile
Visit our testimonials section for more feedback from previous clients.
We are based in Missoula, Montana, and serve clients across the state.
To begin your defense, schedule your free consultation by calling 406-812-7634 or contacting us online.