Illegal Termination
Illegal termination is a term that is used to describe the illegal discharge of an employee. When an employee is illegally terminated, he/she is fired in a way, or for a reason, that directly violates his/her legal rights. Examples of illegal termination include, but are not limited to:
- firing an employee due to temporary absence or illness
- firing an employee due to his/her involvement in legal proceedings
- firing an employee due to bias against his/her gender, age, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, political views, or disabilities
- firing a employee who has been out on maternity or paternity leave
- firing an employee who has failed to remain silent about wrongful conduct within the company (whistleblower)
- firing an employee who has applied for worker's compensation
- firing an employee who has reported that he/she has been sexually harassed by a co-worker
- firing an employee who is about to receive higher wages, retirement package, or a large bonus
Anytime a person's employment has been illegally terminated, the person reserves the right to take legal action against his/her employer, which may lead to the recovery of damages for the person's pain and suffering and lost income.
Los Angeles Illegal Termination Lawyers
After an employee has been illegally terminated, he/she may be wondering what his/her legal options are, as he/she may wish to take legal action against his/her employer. In order to become more informed of their legal options, it is always advisable that victims of illegal termination take the time to meet with a knowledgeable Los Angeles employment law attorney, like the attorneys at Employment Lawyer's Group.
At Employment Lawyer's Group, we have helped numerous clients who have been treated unfairly and illegally terminated. Our primary aim is to protect our clients' rights, which have already been violated, and to obtain the outcome our clients deserve and desire. We know that it is never easy for a person to go through an illegal termination of his/her employment. This is why we are always compassionate toward our clients and why we do everything we can to serve as their reliable advocate throughout each phase of their illegal termination cases.
If you would like to speak with one of our skilled employment law attorneys about your Los Angeles illegal termination case or a related matter, please call 1-888-252-7991.
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