Texas EEOC guides
Plain-English answers to the questions Texas workers ask most, written by employment lawyer Clayton D. Craighead.
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How to file an EEOC charge in Texas
The steps, what to gather, and what happens after you file.
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180 vs. 300 days: Texas EEOC deadlines
Which deadline applies to you and how to count the days.
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After a Right to Sue letter
The 90-day clock, the Texas 60-day rule, and what to do now.
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Retaliation at work in Texas
What counts as retaliation, how to prove it, and deadlines.
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These guides are general information about Texas and federal law, not legal advice for your situation.