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Wrongful Termination

California law does not permit retaliation or termination of an employee for discriminatory reasons. A termination because of someone’s age, gender, race, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, medical disability, medical status or political beliefs is illegal in California. Other reasons for wrongful termination include complaining about your pay, missing meal and rest breaks or not being paid overtime.

Employees who are wrongfully terminated can file a lawsuit to recover money and benefits they could have earned if they were not terminated, damage from emotional distress and attorney’s fees. 

Common Examples of Wrongful Termination:

  • Being terminated after complaining about a hostile work environment or bullying
  • Being terminated because you were recently injured at work or became pregnant
  • You were terminated because you reported you or another employees were not receiving their meal or rest breaks or weren’t being paid overtime. 
  • You were terminated because you complained about unsafe working conditions experienced by yourself or your co-workers. 

Do you need help understanding if you were wrongfully terminated?

Whether you were wrongfully terminated depends on multiple factors.  Please call us at XXX for a free and confidential consultation to determine if you have a case for wrongful termination.  We have recovered millions of dollars on behalf of California employees and our clients. 

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