Employment Discrimination Demand Letter - Kansas

Kansas Demand Letters Updated August 25, 2026 Free Word and PDF

EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION DEMAND LETTER

State of Kansas

Factual employment dispute and settlement proposal


[ATTORNEY/FIRM LETTERHEAD]

[Firm Name]
[Address Line 1]
[City, Kansas ZIP]
Tel: [Phone Number]
Fax: [Fax Number]
[Attorney Email]
[Kansas Bar Number]


VIA CERTIFIED MAIL, RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
AND VIA EMAIL TO: [recipient_email]

[Date]

[Employer Contact Name]
[Title]
[Company Legal Name]
[Company Address]
[City, State ZIP]

Copy to:
[Company General Counsel, if known]
[Registered Agent, if different]

Re: Employment Discrimination Claim of [Client Full Name]
KHRC Complaint No.: [Number, if filed]
EEOC Charge No.: [Number, if filed]
Position: [Job Title]
CONFIDENTIAL SETTLEMENT COMMUNICATION — LEGAL EFFECT TO BE VERIFIED BY COUNSEL

Dear [Mr./Ms./Mx. Last Name]:

This firm represents [Client Full Name] ("our client") regarding concerns about workplace decisions and treatment by [Company Legal Name] ("[Company Short Name]" or "the Company"). This letter records the client's contentions, the presently known facts, claimed losses, and a proposal for resolution. It does not substitute for any required agency charge, notice, filing, or legal analysis.

Please direct all further communications regarding this matter to our office.


I. KANSAS AND FEDERAL LEGAL-REVIEW CONTROL SHEET

Issue Current official authority / agency source Case-specific result Verified by / date
Employer and worker coverage [________________________________] [________________________________] [________________________________]
Each alleged protected basis and theory [________________________________] [________________________________] [________________________________]
Adverse action, accommodation, harassment, pay, or retaliation elements [________________________________] [________________________________] [________________________________]
Kansas and federal agency routes / cross-filing [________________________________] [________________________________] [________________________________]
Filing, notice, exhaustion, and suit deadlines [________________________________] [________________________________] [________________________________]
Remedies, caps, mitigation, fees, and defenses [________________________________] [________________________________] [________________________________]
Settlement-use, privilege, confidentiality, tax, and release issues [________________________________] [________________________________] [________________________________]

No coverage number, age range, class list, filing period, exhaustion rule, remedy, cap, or forum should be inserted elsewhere unless counsel completes this table from current official sources.


II. ALLEGED BASIS OR PROTECTED ACTIVITY — FOR COUNSEL REVIEW

A. Client's Protected Class

Our client identifies the following basis, status, request, report, opposition, leave, wage issue, or other activity for counsel to evaluate:

☐ Race: [Specify]
☐ Religion: [Specify]
☐ Color: [Specify]
☐ Sex: [Specify, including pregnancy]
☐ National Origin: [Specify]
☐ Ancestry: [Specify]
☐ Age: [Specify]
☐ Disability: [Specify condition]
☐ Military Status: [Specify]
☐ Genetic Information: [Specify]

B. Supporting Evidence

[Describe documentation or evidence establishing membership in the protected class]


III. FACTUAL BACKGROUND

A. Employment Relationship

Category Details
Employee Name [Client Full Name]
Position/Title [Job Title]
Dates of Employment [Start Date] to [End Date / Present]
Work Location [Address in Kansas]
Salary/Compensation $[Amount] per [year/hour]
Supervisor(s) [Name(s) and Title(s)]

B. Summary of Discriminatory Conduct

Our client was subjected to the following adverse employment action(s):

☐ Failure to Hire: [Describe]
☐ Termination: [Describe]
☐ Demotion: [Describe]
☐ Failure to Promote: [Describe]
☐ Hostile Work Environment: [Describe]
☐ Unequal Pay: [Describe]
☐ Denial of Accommodation: [Describe]
☐ Retaliation: [Describe]

C. Timeline of Events

Date Event Witness(es)
[Date] [Describe discriminatory event] [Names]
[Date] [Describe adverse employment action] [Names]

D. Discriminatory Intent / Disparate Treatment

[Describe direct and circumstantial evidence of discrimination]


IV. CLIENT CONTENTIONS AND LEGAL ISSUES RESERVED

A. State-Law Issue for Counsel

Client contention: [________________________________]. Current authority and element analysis are recorded in Section I; this letter does not announce an adjudicated violation.

B. Federal-Law Issue for Counsel

Client contention: [________________________________]. Coverage, administrative prerequisites, elements, defenses, and remedies remain subject to the Section I review.

C. Retaliation or Interference Issue, If Any

Reported activity, decision-maker knowledge, timing, action, comparator, and employer explanation: [________________________________].


V. DAMAGES

A. Economic Damages

Category Amount
Back Pay $[Amount]
Lost Benefits $[Amount]
Front Pay $[Amount]
Economic Subtotal $[Amount]

B. Compensatory Damages

Compensatory Damages: $[Amount]

C. Other Claimed Loss or Remedy

List only an amount and theory reviewed in Section I, with the calculation and supporting record: $[Amount].

D. Attorney's Fees and Costs

Estimated Fees and Costs: $[Amount]

E. Summary of Damages

Category Amount
Economic Damages $[Amount]
Compensatory Damages $[Amount]
Punitive Damages $[Amount]
Attorney's Fees $[Amount]
TOTAL $[Amount]

VI. SETTLEMENT DEMAND

We demand that [Company Short Name] pay $[Settlement Demand Amount] to settle all claims.

This demand will remain open for twenty-one (21) calendar days, expiring on [Response Deadline Date].


VII. ADMINISTRATIVE STATUS AND LITIGATION POSTURE

A. Agency Filing Status

☐ KHRC Complaint filed on [Date]
☐ EEOC Charge filed on [Date]
☐ Right to Sue obtained on [Date]

B. Litigation Venue

Forum or next process identified by counsel: [________________________________].


VIII. DOCUMENT PRESERVATION

LITIGATION HOLD NOTICE — Preserve all relevant documents and ESI.


Sincerely,

[Attorney Name]
[Title]
[Firm Name]
[Kansas Bar No.]


cc: [Client Name]


FINAL REVIEW CHECKLIST (DO NOT INCLUDE IN FINAL LETTER)

  • ☐ The factual chronology separates firsthand knowledge, documents, witness reports, inferences, and disputed facts.
  • ☐ Each comparator and decision-maker is identified with the relevant policy, qualification, timing, and explanation.
  • ☐ Section I was completed from current official Kansas and federal sources.
  • ☐ Counsel independently calculated every agency, notice, exhaustion, and lawsuit deadline.
  • ☐ Claimed damages distinguish wages, benefits, mitigation, tax treatment, non-economic loss, fees, and any other remedy.
  • ☐ The response date is a settlement-proposal term, not a statutory deadline.
  • ☐ The letter does not state that settlement discussions toll a deadline without a separate signed agreement.
  • ☐ Any preservation request identifies custodians, systems, dates, and subject matter rather than using a generic threat.

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Last updated
August 25, 2026
Last reviewed
August 25, 2026
Jurisdiction
Kansas
Category
Demand Letters

A demand letter is a formal written request to fix a problem or pay what is owed, sent before anyone files a lawsuit. It gives the other side a real chance to settle, creates a record of your attempt to resolve things, and in many cases (unpaid debts, insurance claims, broken contracts) starts a legally required response window. A well-written demand letter lays out what happened, what you want, and a deadline to act, which is often enough to get results without ever going to court.

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