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Do people normally have a private attorney when they file an EEOC charge?

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Do people normally have a private attorney when they file an EEOC charge?

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An attorney is not necessary during the investigation because he/she cannot get involved in the process. However, it is perfectly viable if an individual wishes to employ legal advice.