Wrongful Termination Lawyers
Being fired or terminated is a common occurrence in the workforce, however, it is sometimes done illegally. The complexity of California’s laws regarding wrongful termination can be overwhelming, making it challenging to determine whether or not you are entitled to a settlement. Fortunately, Hershey Law offers free consultations for employment law, discrimination, and wrongful termination cases in Los Angeles and Southern California. We are here to help you recover what is rightfully yours.
Due to the unpredictable nature of these cases, it is always advisable to hire an experienced wrongful termination lawyer to protect your rights. Every wrongful termination case is unique, and having a professionally trained lawyer by your side who is willing to conduct thorough research and fight for your rights is critical to ensuring a successful outcome.
What Is Wrongful Termination?
Wrongful termination occurs when an employer fires a worker in violation of a law or a contractual agreement. It can take many forms, but generally wrongful termination is when the employer terminates the employee for unlawful reasons.
While the laws surrounding wrongful termination can vary depending on the jurisdiction, there are some common examples of actions that may constitute wrongful termination:
Discrimination
- Age
- Race
- Religion
- Gender/Sex
- National Origin
- Disability
- Sexual Orientation
- Marital Status
- Pregnancy Status
Retaliation
- Filing a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
- Participating in a workplace investigation
- Filing a Workers’ Compensation claim
- Taking time off from work
- Engaging in union activities
- Demoting
- Suspending
- Reducing hours
- Denying a promotion
- Failing to pay wages or benefits
- Assigning undesirable tasks or shifts
If you believe you have been wrongfully terminated, contact Hershey Law for a free consultation with a wrongful termination attorney in California. We specialize in wrongful termination claims and can help you understand your legal options.
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What Should You Do After a Termination?
- Review your employment contract and employee handbook for information on termination.
- Apply for unemployment benefits.
- Revise your resume and start looking for new job prospects.
- Collect any unpaid payments or benefits owed to you.
- Consult with an employment law attorney if you believe your termination was illegal.
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Speak with our wrongful termination attorneys to discuss your situation and learn more about your legal options. We can help you gather evidence, file a wrongful termination claim, negotiate a settlement, and present your case in court if needed.
Were you unjustly fired? Take action and reach out to our law firm now by calling 310-929-2190 or contacting us online.