Wrongful Termination Attorney Relentlessly Fighting For Your Rights
At Schimmel & Parks, APLC, we understand the emotional and financial distress that wrongful termination places workers under. Losing a job unfairly disrupts lives, families and futures. The feeling of injustice can be overwhelming. That’s why we’re here to fight for your rights. With the guidance of an employment law attorney, you can take the necessary steps to seek justice. Our firm, located in Sherman Oaks, is dedicated to assisting wrongfully terminated workers in California.
What Is Wrongful Termination?
Wrongful termination is when an employer unlawfully ends an employee’s contract, either in violation of employment laws or the terms of an employment agreement. Understanding wrongful termination is the first step in protecting your rights.
Types Of Wrongful Termination
There are several types of wrongful termination that you should be aware of. These include:
- Discrimination-based wrongful termination: This occurs when an employee is fired due to age, race, gender, religion or other protected characteristics.
- Retaliation-based wrongful termination: This happens when an employee is terminated for whistleblowing or reporting harassment.
- Breach of contract-based wrongful termination: This involves an employer violating the terms of an employment agreement.
- Other types of wrongful termination: These can include violations of public policy or defamation.
Knowing these types can help you identify if your termination was unlawful.
California Laws That Protect Workers From Wrongful Termination
California has laws that protect workers from being wrongfully terminated. Laws such as the California Fair Employment and Housing Act and the California Labor Code offer protection against discrimination, retaliation and other unfair practices.
What Are The Signs Of Wrongful Termination?
Recognizing the signs of wrongful termination is crucial. Look out for:
- Sudden and unjustified dismissal
- Termination after reporting illegal activities
- Employer failing to follow termination procedures
- Being replaced by someone less qualified
If you notice these signs, you may have been wrongfully terminated.
What To Do If You’ve Been Wrongfully Terminated
If you suspect wrongful termination, consider these steps:
- Gather evidence related to your termination
- Document communications with your employer
- Consult with a qualified employment lawyer
- Submit a complaint to the appropriate authorities
Taking action promptly can help protect your rights.
How Our Attorneys Can Help You
At our firm, we offer relentless legal counsel for individual and class-action cases. With over 70 years of combined experience, we handle heavy civil and complex litigation. Our boutique firm provides personal attention and quick response times. We excel in cases involving man-made and natural disasters and sexual harassment. Our commitment is to achieve maximum results using the latest technology. Plus, we offer free initial consultations.
Talk To A California Wrongful Termination Attorney Today
Don’t wait any longer to seek justice. Call 818-922-8544 or send an email to request a free initial consultation with our experienced attorneys and lawyers. We’re here to help you stand up for your rights.