Wrongful Termination

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Wrongful Termination

What is Wrongful Termination?

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    Wrongful termination happens when an employment relationship is ended by an employer in violation of the employee’s legal rights.⁠ In California, wrongful termination claims can arise when an employer violates a state or federal statute,⁠ general principles of public policy,⁠ the worker’s employment contract,⁠ or some other aspect of the law.⁠


    California law provides comprehensive workplace protections for employees, some of which govern how, when, and under what circumstances an employee may legally be terminated. 

  • Do I have a possible claim?

    Employees who are fired in violation of an employment contract, for discriminatory reasons, or for exercising certain legal rights may have a wrongful termination claim. In California (as in other states), most employees work at will, which means they can be fired at any time, with or without notice. However, California has created a number of illegal reasons for termination, which are off limits for employers.

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  • What can I do about a wrongful termination?

    It is in your best interest to get legal counsel as soon as possible. For most wrongful termination lawsuits, you must file a claim within 300 days of the employee dismissal.

  • What compensation is available in a California wrongful termination lawsuit?

    By suing an employer for wrongful termination in California, you can potentially secure compensation for lost wages, lost job benefits and emotional trauma.

  • Does my company have to hold my job while I care for a sick family member on medical leave?

    Your employer must let you keep your position if you take leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). However, this family medical leave law allows your employer to give you different responsibilities or job duties when you return with the same benefits and pay.

  • Can I be fired for whistleblowing in Los Angeles?

    Whistleblowings laws in California make it unlawful to retaliate against a whistleblowing employee. If an employee loses his or her job after blowing the whistle, the employer can be held liable and forced to pay monetary damages to the worker.

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