Pasadena Wrongful Termination Attorney

Our dedicated team of experienced employment law attorneys at Law Offices of Paul P. Cheng & Associates is committed to upholding your rights and ensuring that justice is served. If you believe you've been wrongfully terminated, don't hesitate to reach out. We offer free consultations and operate a 24/7 Chinese hotline to address your concerns promptly.

With a reputation built on integrity and dignity, our award-winning legal experts have a deep understanding of California employment law. We're here to advocate for your rights and guide you through the complexities of a wrongful termination case. Your job security and fair treatment in the workplace matter, and we're ready to fight on your behalf.

Contact us or call (888) 356-4937 to request a free consultation with a seasoned Pasadena wrongful termination attorney at Law Offices of Paul P. Cheng & Associates. Our services are available in English and Chinese.

Understanding Wrongful Termination in California

In simple terms, wrongful termination refers to a situation where an employer terminates an employee's contract of employment illegally. This could be due to discrimination, retaliation, refusal to commit illegal acts, or violation of public policies among others.

Signs You May Have Been Wrongfully Terminated

Determining whether you've been wrongfully terminated in California involves assessing the circumstances of your employment termination. In California, employment relationships are generally "at-will," which means an employer can terminate you for any lawful reason or no reason at all, with some exceptions.

Here are some indicators that may suggest wrongful termination:

• Discrimination: If you were fired due to your race, gender, religion, age, disability, or other protected characteristics
• Retaliation: If your termination follows actions like reporting workplace violations, discrimination, harassment, or participating in a lawful whistleblowing activity
• Breach of Contract: If you had an employment contract that stipulated specific termination procedures or guaranteed job security for a certain period, and your employer violated these terms
• Violation of Public Policy: If your firing violates established public policy, such as refusing to participate in illegal activities or taking legally mandated leaves, it may be wrongful termination.

Evaluating your situation with a qualified Pasadena wrongful termination attorney can provide clarity on whether your termination qualifies as wrongful under California law.

Get a Free Consultation with a Pasadena Employment Lawyer

If you believe you have been wrongfully terminated, reach out to us immediately. Our team is here ready and eager to assist you. We offer a free initial consultation where we will discuss your case in detail and provide the best legal advice tailored for your unique situation.

Contact us today by calling (888) 356-4937 to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward seeking justice for your wrongful termination.