Discrimination

How can I find a workplace discrimination lawyer near me?

The first thing you need to do when you're looking for a workplace discrimination lawyer near you is look for somebody who focuses exclusively on employment law. Not somebody who handles many different areas of law.

You want somebody who knows the law in and out in your area of need, which would be the workplace discrimination. Once you find somebody who has that, you want to make sure that that person has experience and gets good results.

You can read the reviews online, review different cases that this person has taken, and check to see how good the results have been. Once you figure out those three things, you can feel comfortable getting a free initial consult with this attorney and seeing if they're the right match for you.

Look statewide, not just nearby

California's discrimination protections apply based on where you worked, not where your lawyer's office happens to be. Most employment attorneys handle cases across the state by phone and video, so don't limit your search to your immediate zip code — focus on finding the right fit instead of the closest office.

One thing to ask before you hire

Ask whether the firm represents employees only. A firm that spends most of its time defending employers brings a different instinct and mindset to your case than one that works exclusively on the employee side, day in and day out.

Why where you worked is what counts

If you worked in California, California's protections generally apply to you even if your employer is headquartered somewhere else, or if you occasionally worked remotely from another state. Don't assume you fall outside California law just because the company's official address is out of state — the location of your actual work is usually what matters.

NoteGeneral information, not legal advice. Attorney advertising.
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