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Most Georgia employment and sexual harassment cases start with a free screening call and $0 upfront, and the lawyer is paid only if you win. This guide covers 2026 contingency, hourly, flat fee and retainer costs, the federal laws that can make your employer pay your lawyer, and the 180-day EEOC deadline Georgia courts apply.
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