As an employee in the state of California, you have the right to work in a safe environment, to be treated equally and are protected against any type of discrimination.

Fact is that 1 in 5 employees get discriminated, mistreated and even wrongfully terminated.

So what happens next? What do you do after you were wrongfully terminated?

Start by speaking with one of the attorneys. No one will give you a better advice regarding your case.

I got wrongfully terminated. What are my options?

If you believe that you were wrongfully terminated, you have more than one option. For starters, you may want to find a reason behind your termination. What if it wasn’t actually “without a good reason”?
Quite often, employees believe that they were wrongfully terminated, when in fact there was nothing “wrong” in their termination. This is why you have to be absolutely certain about your termination before you decide to bring the case to trial or take legal actions against your employer.

Ok, you checked everything that has happened. Now you are 100% sure that you were legally terminated. Now what? Well, this is where we step in.

Wrongful Termination Attorneys in Los Angeles will advise you to file a lawsuit against your employer if you are sure that you were wrongfully terminated. They will gladly offer their wisdom, knowledge of the situation and resources to help you create a successful case.

Say “NO” to discrimination!

Most of the time, in order to be wrongfully terminated, you have to actually do something. No one will simply terminate your employment, without a good reason behind it. So think about it, and let us know what really happened. Don’t skip a single detail, as everything you consider irrelevant could be of the highest importance.

Were you discriminated at first? Was someone mistreating you because of your race, religion, sex, marriage status? If so, you may have more than one claim at hands. If you made a complaint against your employer, you may also be a victim of retaliation at the workplace. The only way for us to know for sure is if you contact us and tell us your side of the story, from the very beginning.

We would love to help you fight against discrimination, and help you receive proper compensation. No one has the right to mistreat or discriminate you, for whatever reason.

If we look at the statistics, in 2016 there were total of 91,503 charges for discrimination at the workplace. It is 2,118 charges more than in 2015, and 2,725 charges more than 2014, according to the EEOC.

Obviously, the total number of charges against discrimination is increasing every year. One of the main reasons is fear of losing a job.

Employees all over the country suffer from discrimination and mistreatment on a daily basis, yet they choose to remain quiet in order to save their job positions. But how long will this last? Most likely until you are terminated.

Skilled Wrongful Termination Attorneys in Los Angeles advise you to seek legal help and seek proper compensation. Give Rager Law Firm a call today, schedule an initial consultation completely free of charge, and see if you already have a claim at hand.