About Charlotte Croson

Charlotte Croson concentrates her practice on employment law and civil rights violations. As a Marine Corps veteran, Charlotte has a special affinity for helping vets and Federal employees vindicate their rights, and Charlotte has “written the book” for Federal employees in Michigan. Charlotte is dedicated to helping Michigan employees who have been harmed in their employment and citizens who have been denied their civil rights. Charlotte is committed to protecting sex-based civil rights for women and girls in education, athletics, housing, and employment.

LEGAL EXPERIENCE
Charlotte’s experience includes claims involving constitutional violations, including infringement of free speech and due process rights, whistleblowing and retaliation, family medical leave, wage and hour laws, and discrimination and harassment because of sex, sexual orientation, race, age, disability, national origin, weight, and pregnancy. Charlotte also defends her clients against contract claims, including non-compete agreements, negotiates severance agreements, and advises her clients of their rights and remedies under workplace safety and reporting laws and regulations. Charlotte’s clients span the spectrum from highly compensated executives to middle managers, to State and Federal employees, to hourly wage-earners.

Charlotte also has a robust appellate practice, representing clients seeking to protect a jury verdict or overturn a wrongful dismissal of their claims. Charlotte has litigated, negotiated, and settled a wide variety of claims for disparate clients and will always give you straightforward legal advice and an honest assessment of your situation.