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something bad has happened to you at work you think some employment laws have been broken and you don't want to stay there anymore so you quit your job and call a lawyer this video answers one big question if you quit your job should you sue your former employer for employment violations that happened while you were working the honest answer to this question is it's complicated so keep watching because i'm going to explain what a constructive termination is and when you should pursue legal action even though you quit [Music] [Applause] [Music] this is the second video in a two-part series the first video covered the legal ramifications of quitting your job and in that video i explained that even if you have a good case quitting your job can dramatically reduce the value of your lawsuit why well generally if you quit your job the law does not allow you to recover your lost wages but you are entitled to recover them when you're fired i'll put a link to that video at the end of this one...