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  • Do I Have To Sign a Write-Up I Disagree With at Work in Texas?

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  • Can You Be Fired for Asking for a Disability Accommodation in Texas?

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  • What Counts as FMLA Retaliation in Texas?

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  • How to Negotiate a Severance Package: What to Say When You’re in the Room

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  • How to Know When You Need an EEOC Lawyer

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  • How to File a Wrongful Termination Claim in Texas

    How to File a Wrongful Termination Claim in Texas

    If you believe you’ve been wrongfully terminated, you have the right to file a claim against your employer. This is a legal action, and you may be entitled to compensation, reinstatement to your job, or unemployment benefits. Here are some important questions you may be considering: What is considered wrongful termination in Texas? Time constraints [...]

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  • 3 reasons why you shouldn’t use AI to help write your legal claim or statements

    1. AI may invent or alter critical facts AI tools can inadvertently add details that didn’t happen, change dates, modify sequences of events, or embellish conversations. In legal proceedings, even small inaccuracies in the facts can undermine your credibility and your entire case. You may think certain details are unimportant and let AI smooth them [...]

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  • Don’t Sabotage Your Employment Case: 5 Critical Mistakes to Avoid

    Don’t Sabotage Your Employment Case: 5 Critical Mistakes to Avoid

    At Jackson Spencer Law, we’ve seen strong employment cases crumble and weak ones flourish. The difference? Avoiding these five critical mistakes that can sink your claim before it even starts. Mistake #1: Confusing “Unfair” with “Illegal” Your boss is a nightmare. They play favorites, make unreasonable demands, and create a toxic atmosphere. Here’s the hard [...]

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    Jennifer Spencer, Neal Bridges Earn 2026 Best Lawyers in America Honors for Excellence in Employment Law

    Jackson Spencer Law is proud to announce that firm founder Jennifer J. Spencer and attorney M. Neal Bridges have earned repeat recognition in the 2026 edition of Best Lawyers in America, one of the most respected legal industry guides in the country. Ms. Spencer was again honored for her work in a range of employment law, including Commercial Litigation, Employment Law – [...]

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  • Dallas Judge Rejects Amazon Request for Dismissal of Jackson Spencer Client’s Sex Assault Lawsuit

    Dallas Judge Rejects Amazon Request for Dismissal of Jackson Spencer Client’s Sex Assault Lawsuit

    A Dallas judge has denied a request by Amazon seeking dismissal of a lawsuit filed by a developmentally disabled Amazon warehouse employee who was abducted and sexually assaulted by her supervisor. The May 20 ruling by 68th Judicial District Judge Martin Hoffman clears the way for discovery to proceed in the lawsuit. Based on the [...]

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Jackson Spencer Law2026-09-17T11:37:20-05:00
Jennifer Spencer Earns Repeat Texas Super Lawyers Honors as One of Texas’ Top Employment Lawyers

Jackson Spencer Law is proud to announce that firm co-founder Jennifer Spencer has earned [...]

Jennifer Spencer2026-09-09T13:27:41-05:00
Do I Have To Sign a Write-Up I Disagree With at Work in Texas?

A lot of employees freeze when a manager slides a write-up across the table [...]

James Hunnicutt2026-09-09T13:28:42-05:00
Can My Employer Ask for Medical Records When I Request an Accommodation?

You tell your employer you need an accommodation. Maybe it’s a modified schedule or [...]

James Hunnicutt2026-08-17T01:46:39-05:00
Can My Employer Deny FMLA Leave in Texas?

Yes, unfortunately, you can be fired for medical leave in Texas if you do [...]

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