Indianapolis & Marion County, Indiana

Indianapolis Employment Lawyer

Protecting the Rights of Employees Across Indianapolis & 

Marion County, Indiana

If your employer has discriminated against you based on your race, age, disability, gender, or pregnancy — or fired you unfairly, withheld your pay, or retaliated against you for speaking up — you don’t have to face it alone. Amber Boyd Law represents Indianapolis employees in workplace discrimination claims and disputes against their employers, and the evaluation is free.

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Years of combined experience across our team.

Rising Star

Super Lawyers · 3 consecutive years

Who We Are

An Employment Discrimination Attorney in Indianapolis, Indiana Stands With Workers

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If your employer has discriminated against you, fired you unfairly, withheld your pay, or retaliated against you for speaking up, you don’t have to face it alone. Amber Boyd Law represents Indianapolis employees in disputes against their employers. As an employment lawyer in Indianapolis, we fight for workers — and the evaluation is free.

Workplace problems are personal. A wrongful termination can threaten your mortgage. Sexual harassment can make you dread going to work. Unpaid wages can throw off your whole budget. As an employment lawyer serving Indianapolis, our job is to take that weight off your shoulders, explain your options in plain language, and fight for the outcome you deserve.

Whether you’re facing workplace discrimination, trying to recover unpaid overtime, or need an attorney to review a severance agreement before you sign, our Indianapolis employment lawyers are here to help.

How We Help

How an Evansville Employment Lawyer Can Help You

We represent employees – never employers – across every kind of workplace dispute in Vanderburgh County.

Workplace Discrimination

Treated differently because of your race, sex, age, disability, religion, national origin, or pregnancy? Indiana and federal law protect you. Our workplace discrimination lawyers help Evansville employees hold employers accountable.

Wrongful Termination

Indiana is an at-will state, but employers still can’t fire you for an illegal reason like discrimination, retaliation, or taking protected leave. We help Evansville workers fight back against wrongful termination.

Workplace Retaliation

Punished for reporting harassment, filing a complaint, or asking for your legal rights? Retaliation is illegal under Indiana and federal law. We represent employees facing demotions, write-ups, and firings after speaking up.

Sexual Harassment & Hostile Work Environment
Unwanted advances, inappropriate comments, or a workplace you dread entering no one should endure it. Our sexual harassment lawyers help Evansville employees stop the conduct and pursue justice.
Unpaid Wages & Overtime

If your Evansville employer shorted your paycheck, denied overtime, or committed wage theft, you may be owed back pay plus damages. We pursue unpaid wage and FLSA overtime claims across Vanderburgh County.

Severance Agreement Review
Don’t sign until you understand what you’re giving up. We review and negotiate severance packages for Evansville employees and executives so you keep what’s rightfully yours.
FMLA & Leave Violations
Denied medical leave you were entitled to, or fired for taking it? We help Evansville employees enforce their rights under the Family and Medical Leave Act.
Whistleblower Claims
Reported illegal activity and paid the price? Whistleblowers have legal protections. We stand with Evansville employees who did the right thing.
Non-Compete & Employment Agreements

Worried a non-compete will block your next job? We review and challenge restrictive agreements for Evansville professionals before and after you leave a role.

Know Your Rights

What Are My Rights as an Employee in Indianapolis, Indiana?

Indiana is an “at-will” employment state. Without a written contract for a set term, your employer can generally let you go for almost any reason or no reason at all. But “at-will” is not a free pass. 
What are your rights if fired without cause? 
Your employer crosses the line when:

Many employee-rights deadlines are short – the sooner you call, the more options you’ll have.

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They fire, demote, or harass you because of a protected characteristic — your race, color, sex, age (40+), disability, religion, national origin, pregnancy, or genetic information. Learn how to prove wrongful termination discrimination and protect your rights.

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They retaliate against you for reporting discrimination, harassment, safety violations, or unpaid wages, or for filing a complaint or charge. Understand the difference between retaliation and termination — both can give rise to a claim.

03

They violate a written or implied employment contract that limits when and how you can be fired. Review at-will employment myths in Indianapolis that employers rely on to avoid accountability.

04

They deny you wages, overtime, or leave you are legally entitled to under the FLSA, FMLA, or Indiana wage laws. An employment lawyer for unpaid overtime in Indianapolis can pursue recovery of back pay plus damages.

Why Amber Boyd Law

Why Indianapolis Employees Choose Us

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Amber K. Boyd

Founder · Employee-Side Employment Law

Recognition

Rising Star

Super Lawyers

Three consecutive years

We represent employees, not employers

Our entire practice is built around protecting workers' rights - there's no conflict of interest, no divided loyalty.

Over a decade of focused experience

Founded in 2013, our firm concentrates on Indiana employment law and knows how these cases are won.

Clear, honest communication

We put complex legal issues into language you can actually understand, and we tell you the truth about your case.

Free, no-pressure case evaluation

We'll review your situation at no cost and let you decide what's right for you.

Serving all of Indiana

Based in Indianapolis, we proudly represent clients in Evansville, Vanderburgh County, and the surrounding communities.

A track record employees trust

From negotiation to litigation, we advocate hard for the best possible outcome and keep you informed every step.

Client Stories

Hear What Our Clients Say

“Amber Boyd and her team are a phenomenal group of professionals!
They are very knowledgeable and most importantly, honest and straight forward.
Amber prioritizes what’s best for her clients. I’m grateful to Amber Boyd Law and her team for making sure that I received the best possible outcome in my case.”

Hj Fields

“Amber is an outstanding attorney. Her team is well-organized and responsive.
I am very satisfied with my legal outcome and highly recommend her to others dealing with employment discrimination issues.
I highly recommend Amber Boyd Law.”

Kyle W

“Amber Boyd Law was excellent in handling my case. They got everything settled quickly and were very helpful and understanding of all my needs throughout the process.
I highly recommend Amber Boyd Law to anyone looking for fast, professional, and caring legal help.”

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Our Process

Getting Help Is Simple

1
Free Evaluation

Reach out by phone or our online form. We’ll listen to what happened and answer your questions at no cost and with no obligation.

2
Case Consultation & Strategy

We review the facts and the law, tell you honestly whether we can help, and lay out a clear plan for your case.

3
We Fight for You

From negotiation to litigation, we advocate for the best possible outcome keeping you informed every step of the way.

Areas We Serve

Serving Employees Throughout Indianapolis & Marion County

Our employment lawyers help workers across Indianapolis and the greater Marion County area, including the communities below and surrounding central Indiana. Whether you need a workplace discrimination lawyer, an unpaid wage lawyer, or a workplace sexual harassment attorney near Indianapolis — no matter where you work in the region, we want to hear from you.

Amber Boyd Law is based in Indianapolis and serves Marion County and surrounding communities remotely and by appointment.

Answers

Indianapolis Employment Law: Frequently Asked Questions

Possibly. Because Indiana is an at-will state, you generally can't sue simply for being fired without a good reason. But you may have a strong claim if you were terminated for an illegal reason such as discrimination, retaliation for reporting misconduct, or taking legally protected leave. An Evansville employment lawyer can review the facts and tell you whether you have a case.

It depends on your case. Your initial evaluation with Amber Boyd Law is always free. Many employee-side matters like discrimination, retaliation, and unpaid wage claims can be handled on a contingency basis, meaning you pay no attorney's fee unless we recover for you. We'll explain exactly how fees work before you commit to anything.

Retaliation happens when your employer punishes you for exercising a legal right for example, reporting harassment or discrimination, filing a charge with the EEOC, asking about unpaid overtime, or requesting medical leave. Punishment can include firing, demotion, pay cuts, undesirable schedule changes, or sudden negative reviews. If something changed for the worse after you spoke up, it's worth a call.

In most cases you have 300 days from the discriminatory act to file a charge with the EEOC in Indiana. Some claims have even shorter deadlines. Because missing a deadline can end your claim before it starts, contact an Evansville EEOC lawyer as soon as possible.

Document everything dates, what was said, who was present, and any emails or messages. Report the conduct through your employer's process if it's safe to do so, and keep copies. Then speak with an employment lawyer before taking further action, so you protect both your job and your legal options.

 

Start by reporting it in writing to HR or a supervisor per your company's policy, and keep a copy. Save any evidence and write down what happened while it's fresh. If the harassment continues or you face retaliation, an Evansville sexual harassment lawyer can help you file a formal charge and pursue your rights.

 

Severance agreements often ask you to waive valuable legal rights in exchange for a payment and the first offer is rarely the best one. Before you sign, have an Evansville severance agreement attorney review the terms. We can spot unfair clauses and often negotiate better pay or terms on your behalf.

 

No. Federal wage law protects employees who complain about unpaid wages or overtime. If your Evansville employer fired or punished you for raising the issue, you may have both a wage claim and a retaliation claim. Contact us to discuss what you're owed.

Look for a firm that focuses on employee-side employment law, has experience with cases like yours, communicates clearly, and offers a free consultation. Amber Boyd Law checks all of those boxes, and we'll give you an honest assessment of your situation at no cost.

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Talk to an Indianapolis Employment Lawyer Today

There’s no need to face your employer alone. Get the advice, counsel, and representation you deserve from a firm that fights for Indiana employees. Your case evaluation is free, and there’s no obligation.