More layoffs mean more litigation 
By Claude Solnik
Dolan Media News Service
Workplace litigation is at an all-time high as unemployment has risen. And experts don’t expect layoffs or litigation to slow any time soon.
Attorneys said high unemployment traditionally fuels a large number of workplace complaints as former employees seek compensation for real or perceived discrimination.
“We’re not seeing it yet,” said Kim ...Login required
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