Being fired from your job is stressful enough—but when you suspect the reason is tied to your race, it becomes far more than just unfair. It becomes a matter of justice. At DeFatta Law Firm, we help clients throughout Huntsville, Alabama and North Alabama take a stand against racial discrimination and wrongful termination in the workplace. If you believe you’ve been targeted because of your race, we want you to know: you’re not alone, and you have legal options.
Racial discrimination doesn’t always show up in bold, obvious ways. In many cases, it’s subtle—masked behind generic excuses or quiet patterns of exclusion. Here are signs to look out for if you think you’ve experienced race-based termination or bias at work:
These red flags aren’t just unethical—they may be illegal under federal and state law. If this sounds familiar, it’s worth taking a closer look at your situation with the help of a trusted attorney.
One of the most frustrating things employees face is retaliation—when employers punish them for speaking up. Maybe you reported racial bias or asked for a fair opportunity, and instead of support, you got demoted, isolated, or fired. That’s not just wrong. That’s retaliation, and it violates your rights.
At DeFatta Law Firm, we take retaliation just as seriously as discrimination itself. If your employer tried to silence you for standing up, we’re here to speak up on your behalf.
Whether you’re in Huntsville or elsewhere in North Alabama, you deserve a workplace free of discrimination. You also deserve a legal team that listens, believes you, and knows how to fight for what’s right. At DeFatta Law Firm, we:
We don’t just file paperwork—we fight for justice. Our firm has helped countless North Alabama residents who’ve been wrongfully terminated due to race, and we’re ready to help you take the next step forward.
If you believe you’ve been fired or mistreated because of your race, or if you’ve been punished for reporting bias, now is the time to act. The sooner you contact DeFatta Law Firm, the sooner we can begin investigating and protecting your rights.