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⚖️ Employment Law · Los Angeles

Fired Unfairly?
We Hold Employers
Accountable.

California employers break the law every day — and count on workers not fighting back. If your termination was based on discrimination, retaliation, or violation of public policy, you have rights. We enforce them.

Fired after filing an HR complaint
Let go because of your age, race, gender, or disability
Pushed out after requesting leave or accommodation
Terminated for reporting illegal activity
Laid off after discussing or complaining about wages
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Know Your Rights

Your Employer Can't Fire You
For These Reasons

California law prohibits termination based on protected characteristics or in retaliation for legally protected activity. If your firing falls into any of these categories, you likely have a claim.

🎯 Discrimination

Fired because of your race, gender, age (40+), disability, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, or pregnancy — all illegal under California's FEHA.

🔁 Retaliation

Terminated after complaining about harassment, filing a workers' comp claim, reporting illegal activity, or requesting FMLA/CFRA leave.

📢 Whistleblower Firing

Let go after reporting safety violations, fraud, wage theft, or any illegal activity by your employer to an internal or external authority.

📋 Contract Violation

Fired in breach of an employment contract — written, verbal, or implied — including violations of employee handbooks that promised specific procedures.

Simple Process

Three Steps to Getting
What You're Owed

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Free Case Review

Tell us what happened — confidentially. We'll evaluate your termination and tell you honestly whether you have a viable claim and what it may be worth.

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We Build Your Case

We gather evidence, preserve communications, interview witnesses, and file all required administrative complaints. You focus on your life — we handle everything.

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You Get Paid

Whether through settlement or trial, we fight for lost wages, emotional distress damages, punitive damages, and attorney fees. Zero cost to you unless we win.

Why Justice For Workers

Built to Fight Employers.
Not Settle for Less.

Most employment firms settle quickly and quietly. We prepare every case as if it's going to trial — and that reputation alone often produces better settlements.

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100% Contingency Fee

You pay absolutely nothing upfront. We front all litigation costs — depositions, experts, filings — and only collect if we recover for you.

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Fully Confidential

Your consultation and case are completely private. We understand the sensitivity of employment disputes and treat every case accordingly.

Deadlines Are Real

California wrongful termination claims have strict filing deadlines — some as short as 1 year. Acting quickly preserves your rights and your evidence.

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We Speak Your Language

Our team serves clients in English, Spanish (Español), Korean (한국어), and Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt) — no interpreter fees, no communication barriers.

Common Questions

Answers Before You Call

California is at-will. Can I still sue for wrongful termination?

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Yes. "At-will" means your employer doesn't need a reason to fire you — but it doesn't mean they can fire you for an illegal reason. Terminations based on a protected characteristic (race, age, gender, disability, pregnancy, religion, etc.), or in retaliation for legally protected activity, are wrongful terminations under California law regardless of at-will status.

How long do I have to file a wrongful termination claim in California?

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It depends on the type of claim. Most discrimination and harassment claims must be filed with the California Civil Rights Department (CRD) within 3 years of the violation. However, some claims have much shorter windows. The safest approach is to contact an attorney as soon as possible — waiting can permanently forfeit your rights.

What damages can I recover in a wrongful termination case?

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Potentially: lost past wages (from firing to settlement/verdict), future lost earnings if your career was derailed, emotional distress damages, punitive damages if the employer's conduct was malicious, and attorney fees. In discrimination cases, punitive damages can significantly exceed the base economic damages.

I was asked to sign a severance agreement. Should I?

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Do not sign anything until you've spoken to an attorney. Severance agreements almost always include a release of all legal claims — meaning you permanently waive your right to sue. The initial offer is almost never the employer's best offer, and if underlying wrongful conduct exists, we may have significant leverage to negotiate a substantially larger package.

What if I don't have documentation or proof?

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Most people don't — and that's okay. Wrongful termination cases are built through emails, text messages, witness testimony, performance records, and other evidence your employer may not realize we can access. We conduct a thorough investigation as part of our process. The most important first step is simply telling us what happened.

Your Consultation Is Free.
Your Rights Are Real. Don't Wait.

Strict deadlines apply to wrongful termination claims in California. The sooner you act, the more options you have.

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