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Six ways we fight
for employees.

If your employer crossed a line, the law may already be on your side. Each area below is a starting point — find the one that fits what happened to you, and read where you stand. We represent employees only.

Filed underWrongful terminationDiscriminationHarassmentRetaliationWage & hourSeverance
The index

Find the matter that fits your case.

A working index of what we take on, read as a case record. Each line is a door — open the one that matches what your employer did.

§01

California Employment Lawyer

Employment law is all we do Your job is your most valuable asset Wrongful termination or wrongful demotion can put your financial security at risk as well as your career. California employment law ensures that all employ

California Labor CodeFEHA
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Severance Agreement Reviews

Severance Agreement reviews Severance Agreement Reviews Employee Handbooks Termination Agreements Indemnification Agreements Severance Agreements Confidentiality Agreements Waivers Los Angeles Severance Agreement Reviews

Employees in a workplace meeting
Before you signFree document review
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Pregnancy Discrimination Lawyer

Having a child shouldn’t affect your ability to find a job or stay employed. Pregnancy discrimination is illegal under California’s Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) and federal law.

FEHA · PDLGov. Code § 12945
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Los Angeles Sexual Harassment Lawyer

Sexual harassment under California and federal law is unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature — and it does not require physical contact. It can take the form of quid pro quo demands or a hostile work environment.

FEHAGov. Code § 12940(j)
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Los Angeles Disability Discrimination Attorney

Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires employers to provide reasonable accommodations to employees with disabilities, and California’s FEHA provides even broader protection against disability discrimination.

An employee working alone at a desk
ADA Title IFEHA
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Discrimination

Discrimination is illegal in the workplace Los Angeles Discrimination Lawyer Discrimination may seem like a thing of the past, but according to the U.S. Equal Employment.

FEHAGov. Code § 12940
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Wrongful Termination

Fired for an illegal reason — discrimination, retaliation, whistleblowing, or refusing to break the law? We represent employees, only employees.

Labor Code § 1102.5Public policy
§08

Entertainment Industry

For actors, crew, writers, and studio staff — harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, and wage claims against studios and productions. We represent employees, not studios.

FEHATitle VII
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Public Sector & Government Employees

Fired or retaliated against by a government employer? Transit, city, county, school district, and civil service employees — the government-claims process is different, and so is the lawyer you need.

Gov. Claims ActFEHA

Not sure which line is yours? The first call sorts it. We represent employees almost exclusively.

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The record

$26M+ recovered for employees — and a $7.6M lead verdict the other side's lawyers respect.

$26M+
Recovered for clients across California
$7.6M
Lead verdict, whistleblower retaliation
$0
Our fee unless we win your case
10.0
Avvo "Superb" · Super Lawyers · Best Lawyers

Past results do not guarantee a future outcome. Every case is unique. Figures reflect gross recoveries before fees and costs. Attorney advertising.

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