I can't help you with legal advice but I just want to wish you good health and suggest you keep that as a priority. Even if it feels the end of the world for l

I can't help you with legal advice but I just want to wish you good health and suggest you keep that as a priority. Even if it feels the end of the world for loosing the job, looking at things from a late perspective won't as grave as they do now. Don't be too hard on yourself and don't feel guilty about anything as employers ultimately care about extracting value about you, especially in the US where most people are reluctant to talk to HR about their mental health even if they say they want to help. Most times they would use it against you somehow so it's not worth it. I was depressed (not clinical but felt hopeless and anxious) in the past and hid it from work and am glad I did because you will get judged if not fired. And do take care of yourself first and foremost and you can lead a decent life. So if I were you I'd pursue this thing but if nothing can be done I wouldn't sweat it and concentrate on healing, on good patters, and stability , even if it feels hard when not having a job it is possible if you make an effort.