California Wrongful Termination Lawyers
Our goal is to list employment lawyers who handle wrongful termination cases
from all geographical areas of California, including the major cities of Los
Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego. We have broken up these listings
into the three regions listed below. Just click on one of the links to be
taken to that region.
Northern California
Central California
Southern California
Employment Law and Wrongful Termination Resources in California
Wrongful Termination - Your
Legal Rights
Very informative brochure put out by the Legal Aid Society in San
Francisco. Plenty of good information about wrongful termination can be
found within.
California Department of Fair Employment
and Housing
This agency handles unlawful discrimination in employment cases, including
wrongful termination claims that have resulted from such discrimination. You
don't need a don't need an employment lawyer to file a claim with this agency,
but it's always recommended that you at least consult with an attorney before
filing a claim.
California Division of Labor
Standards Enforcement
This is the official website for this agency that enforces wage and other
employment related wage claims. Downloadable forms can be found here to
assist you in filing claims with them.
Storm's California Employment
Law
Written by an employment lawyer, this highly informative blog contains a
mountain of information pertaining to wrongful termination and other employment
law issues.
California
State Bar
Does the lawyer you are thinking about hiring have a disciplinary record?
Find out by looking him or her up on this website.
Employee
Rights - University of California Berkeley Labor Center
This site, by the Center for Labor Research and Education is a public service
and outreach program of the UC Berkeley Institute of Industrial Relations.
Founded in 1964, the Labor Center conducts research and education on issues
related to labor and employment.
California Wage Law
Wonderful blog that provides a dazzling scope of information relating to wages
and employment in California.
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