CA Termination Lawyer

Frequently Asked Questions

Wrongful termination is when your boss fires you for illegal reasons. This includes firing you for reporting problems, being treated unfairly, or because of your age, race, gender, or other protected traits

If your firing involved retaliation, discrimination, or exercising your rights, it might be illegal. We review your case to find out.
California is an “at-will” state. That means employers can fire employees for almost any reason. But they cannot fire you for illegal reasons like discrimination or retaliation.
No. Probation does not remove your legal protections. You still have rights.
Retaliation is when your boss punishes you for reporting illegal activity, unsafe conditions, or rule violations. They might fire, demote, or treat you unfairly.
Keep records of emails, messages, and witness names. Contact an attorney right away. We investigate and help you fight back.
Yes. California law protects employees who report problems. We guide you to protect your job and rights.
Employers cannot fire you because of race, gender, age, religion, disability, pregnancy, or other protected traits.
Many employers lie to hide discrimination. We investigate to find the truth and hold them accountable.

Yes. You can get money for emotional harm and lost wages. We pursue all your legal options.

No. We work on a “no win, no fee” basis. You pay only if we win your case.
Some cases settle in weeks. Others take months if the case is complex. We explain your timeline clearly.
A real attorney handles your case from start to finish. You get personal attention, not staff or paralegals.
We collect emails, performance records, witness statements, and other proof. This helps us show that your employer acted illegally.

 Yes. We negotiate for money, reinstatement, or a fair settlement before taking court action.

You can recover lost wages, benefits, emotional distress, and other damages.
Sometimes. We evaluate if reinstatement is possible and safe for you.
We focus only on California employment law. We handle every case personally and fight hard for strong results.
Call or submit your info for a free evaluation. We listen, explain your rights, and guide you on what to do next.
We respond to new clients within 24 hours. You don’t wait in uncertainty.
Yes. Breaking rules like denying leave or ignoring rights can give you a legal claim.
Retaliation is illegal. We take steps to protect you while pursuing your case.
You can try, but employers often have legal teams. Without a lawyer, it is harder to get full compensation.
We investigate every part. Multiple issues can make your case stronger.
Yes, but there are deadlines. Acting fast protects your rights and evidence.
Yes. All California employers must follow employment laws, no matter their size.
Many cases settle first. If negotiations fail, we take formal legal action.
We collect documents, witness statements, and timelines to build a strong case.
Some steps can remain confidential, but your input may be needed to pursue your claim fully.
We check the facts. False claims do not stop you from getting justice.
Employers cannot legally punish you for exercising your rights. We guide you to protect your future.
Yes. We work with your goals to get compensation, reinstatement, or both.
We provide clear updates at every step. You always know what is happening.
No. You pay nothing up front. Fees come only if we win.

Keep emails, notes, and witness names. Contact an attorney quickly. Acting fast helps your case.

Yes. We provide a free, confidential evaluation. We listen, review, and explain your options.