As an employee, you have various rights that protect you in the workplace. One of these rights protects you from wrongful termination. Unfortunately, not all employers abide by employee rights and have no problem letting an employee go for an unjust reason.
At V. James DeSimone Law, our team of Los Angeles wrongful termination attorneys have the skill and experience needed to enforce your rights through a lawsuit if you were fired for an invalid reason.
The team at V. James DeSimone Law have dedicated our careers to helping people with their employment law issues.
V. James DeSimone Law is a labor & employment law firm located at 13160 Mindanao Way #280, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292 (open in Google Maps). Our attorneys handle all employment claims throughout Los Angeles and Southern California.
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V. James DeSimone is a top Los Angeles wrongful termination lawyer who’s won multiple multi-million dollar settlements and verdicts for employees throughout California. V. James DeSimone has accolades and high ratings on platforms such as Super Lawyers, Daily Journal and recognition from legal organizations like Martindale-Hubbell and Avvo.
As an employee, you have rights. It is our duty to help uphold these rights and see that you are treated fairly in the workplace.
If your rights are violated, it is important to take legal action in order to right the wrongs that have been done to you. Our firm has helped countless clients in the past and we aim to help you move forward as well.
Both federal and California state laws protect employees from discrimination in the workplace on the basis of one’s gender, race, age, religion, or sexual orientation is unlawful as those identities are considered a protected class.
It is important to note that simply having one or more of these identities does not mean any termination you face is wrongful, but if you are being fired based solely or largely upon your protected class identity, you may have a case for wrongful termination.
Employees are also protected from being terminated as a retaliatory act by their employer after reporting or threatening to report unlawful or unethical conduct that they witness in the workplace.
Wrongful termination occurs when an employee is fired due to:
This is a serious problem that requires swift legal action. Not only can taking legal action give you the opportunity to seek justice, but it can also help prevent this from happening to someone else in the future. Our team at V. James DeSimone Law has a commitment to justice and we will do all we can in order to help you recover a settlement in this matter. We help clients in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Bernardino County, and all of Southern California.
Unfortunately, there is no one good or right way to answer this question. The specific details of each wrongful termination case may be vastly different, depending on the situation leading up to the termination and the company from which the employee has been terminated.
The best way to protect yourself and your family when you are offered a settlement agreement following termination which you believe to be unlawful is to hire an educated, experienced, and passionate wrongful termination lawyer in Los Angeles, CA who will be able to discuss the details of your case, help you navigate the settlement process, and ensure you are given what you deserve.
Call us at (310) 693-5561 today for your free consultation.
Far too often, individuals accept their termination and move on with their lives. This just means that the employer is getting away with an illegal act and they can continue doing this in the future without repercussions. At V. James DeSimone Law, we truly believe that employers should be held fully accountable when they violate the rights of an employee. We utilize our 35 years of experience to help guide our clients throughout every step of their case and provide knowledgeable, strong legal counsel. You can trust us to put your best interests at the top of our priorities.
Call our firm today at (310) 693-5561.
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