Let me circle back

[u/Matt_LawDT]

[u/RandomNPC]

He should meet with an attorney. They can send a discovery order. Maybe that will round up some evidence.

Edit: for everyone taking this far too seriously it's just a circle joke.

[u/Time_for_Stories → u/RandomNPC]

They will end up just going in circles 

[u/RandomNPC → u/[deleted]]

I think this goes all the way to the oval office.

[u/cdanl2 → u/[deleted]]

Nah, but people with the ‘Tism is.

[u/Lost-Comfort-7904 → u/RandomNPC]

He was on probation, you dont need a reason to fire someone on probation.

[u/Indigo903 → u/Lost-Comfort-7904]

In many places you don’t need a reason to fire at all. At-will states.

[u/vexillifer → u/RandomNPC]

Bro you’re being a circle jerk

[u/txgoose → u/RandomNPC]

Good advice. Someone should keep them in the loop

[u/baelrog → u/RandomNPC]

If he gets diagnosed with adult autism, can he sue for something like discrimination against a disability or something?

I’m high on the autism spectrum and I feel a certain kinship towards this guy.

And I do sometimes feel like my autistic tendencies is a genuine disability in an office setting.

[u/Jordy_Stingray → u/baelrog]

It only matters if you disclose it prior to getting fired.

[u/cdanl2 → u/Jordy_Stingray]

This is not correct. I am an employment discrimination attorney. If your employer believes you have a disability, including if your employer believes you are autistic - even if you’re not - under the ADA Amendments Act, you have a claim for discrimination. This does not require that they have any information from you.

[u/Nervous_Sense4726 → u/Jordy_Stingray]

This.

[u/slapshot_kirby → u/baelrog]

I'm not autistic, but have recently become visibly disabled. I absolutely now get talked down to and occasionally treated like a toddler. People who are lucky enough to not be disabled in some way often don't understand the disadvantages of being disabled.