Address: 7 E. Congress St, Ste 611A, Savannah, Georgia, 31401, US
Telephone: (912) 244-3999

7 E. Congress St, Ste 611A
Savannah, Georgia 31401

Phone: (912) 244-3999

Email: charles@charleshermanlaw.com

Web: Charles Herman Law: Labor and Employment and Personal Injury Attorney | Lawyer serving Savannah, Georgia

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Areas served by Charles Herman in Southern Georgia include several counties and multiple cities and towns throughout the area. Charles Herman practices in federal and state court in the Southern District of Georgia, which includes 43 different counties and is divided into six divisions: Savannah, Augusta, Brunswick, Waycross, Dublin and Statesboro. Charles Herman Law primarily practices in the Savannah Division; the Statesboro Division; and the Brunswick Division. The counties within the Southern District of Georgia where attorney Charles Herman practices in include the following Georgia counties: Camden County; Glynn County; Wayne County; Bryan County; Chatham County; Effingham County; Liberty County; Bulloch County; Tattnall County; and Toombs County and the following southern Georgia cities: Woodbine, St. Marys, Brunswick, Jesup, Pembroke, Savannah metropolitan area, Springfield, Hinesville, Statesboro, Reidsville, Lyons, Georgetown, Pooler, Wilmington Island, Garden City, Port Wentworth, Richmond Hill, Rincon, Skidaway Island, Whitemarsh Island, Bloomingdale, Guyton, Isle of Hope, Montgomery, Thunderbolt, and Tybee Island.

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1 week ago

Do these baristas have a First Amendment right to sell coffee in their bikinis? ... See MoreSee Less

9th Circuit rules against bikini baristas, rejects their First Amendment empowerment argument

A federal appeals court has ruled against bikini baristas who challenged ordinances in Everett, Washington, that required them to cover up.

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2 weeks ago

Supreme Court to decide whether lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people will be protected under the current law when they experience discrimination and harassment in the workplace. ... See MoreSee Less

Impact Fund and Allies File Amicus Brief Urging SCOTUS to Protect LGBTQ Workers

LGBTQ workers are entitled to the full protections of our nation’s laws. If the Supreme Court rules that Title VII does not prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity...

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Interesting article about how to help people with criminal records break barriers to employment from an Ohio State graduate. ... See MoreSee Less

How to help people with criminal records break barriers to employment

Harley Blakeman is the founder of the website Honest Jobs, where formerly incarcerated people like himself can find work. (Photo from Harley Blakeman.)

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1 month ago

Huge case on the horizon for victims of racial discrimination in employment. ... See MoreSee Less

Supreme Court will decide standard for proving racial bias in discrimination suit against Comcast

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide whether a black-owned media company has to show but-for causation in its Section 1981 discrimination suit against Comcast for failing to carry its progra...

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Not just law offices either, most employers require their employees to report harassment of others on the job. ... See MoreSee Less

How bystanders can stand up to sexual harassment in the law office

Since the initial accusations against Harvey Weinstein in fall 2017, the media has chronicled the fall of network superstars, celebrity chefs, patrons of the arts, sports figures and corporate leaders...

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2 months ago

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Former US attorney gives up his law license after he's convicted for stalking

A former U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Georgia has surrendered his law license after his January conviction on two counts of aggravated stalking for harassing a former girlfriend.

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2 months ago

Is it unethical for a lawyer to post a video to social media of a raccoon falling from his boat into the water? ... See MoreSee Less

Ethics probe opened after lawyer posts video of raccoon falling from his boat into water

The Florida Bar has opened an ethics probe of a lawyer who posted a video to Facebook showing a frightened raccoon tumbling into the water from his boat.

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3 months ago

Supreme Court to decide if anti-discrimination employment laws protect on basis of sexual orientation and gender identity ... See MoreSee Less

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3 months ago

Important case about administrative exhaustion and jurisdiction.

Supreme Court will decide the issue after hearing oral argument April 22nd. ... See MoreSee Less

Argument preview: Administrative exhaustion is mandatory, but is it also jurisdictional? - SCOTUSblog

On April 22, the Supreme Court will hear argument in Fort Bend County v. Davis, about the legal importance of an employment discrimination plaintiff’s failure to pursue a claim with the Equal Employ...

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6 months ago

No wonder lawyers used to be banned from some cities - C’Mon Man!!!! ... See MoreSee Less

Saints fans file suits over bad call in game against Rams; can NFL order a do-over?

New Orleans Saints ticket holders filed two lawsuits Tuesday over a failure to call a pass interference or roughness penalty against a Los Angeles Rams player in the NFC Championship game Sunday.

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