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Losing a job is never easy, particularly if you were fired from the job and you feel as though the termination was unjust. In cases of wrongful termination, there is often a violation of your rights, which may entitle you to file a claim against…
Many wrongful termination cases pertain to false accusations. A simple example of this would be an employer or coworker making false accusations against an employee, and the falsely accused employee is subsequently fired based on those false accusations. Unfortunately, it’s also possible for an employer…
You May Have A Right To Sue If You Are Fired Before Your New Job Starts If you are like many people, you may have sought a new job for better pay, job growth, or more favorable working conditions. Unfortunately, a good opportunity can turn…
Do You Have A Claim For Breach Of Contract If You Have An Oral Or Written Contract? Understanding whether you are an at-will employee or have an oral or written contract is critical to enforcing your rights if you are fired from your job. Most…
Having An Implied Employment Contract Could Give You More Protections Against Wrongful Termination Most employees in California who do not have a written contract with their employers are at-will employees. This means that they can be fired for no reason as long as the termination does…
Can My California Employer Fire Me For Refusing To Take A Drug Test? Drug testing remains an important issue for California employees. One question that frequently comes up is whether an employee can sue for wrongful termination if he or she is fired for refusing…
I Was Fired – Can I Sue My (Former) Employer? Getting fired from a job is a traumatic and difficult experience for anyone. After losing your job, you may feel that the termination was unfair and you may be angry or fearful you won’t be…
Exceptions To At-Will Employment Could Give You A Claim For Wrongful Termination If you are like many employees in California and throughout the country, you do not have a contract of employment. This means that you are an at-will employee. While this also means that…
The law offices of Corbett H. Williams takes most employee cases on a contingency fee basis
meaning that if we take your case, you pay nothing unless we recover for you.
If you are the victim of unlawful employment practices, including wrongful termination, sexual harassment, discrimination, or have not been paid all wages and benefits you are entitled to, the Law Offices of Corbett H. Williams can help. Call us today at 949-528-4220, or take a moment to fill out an online contact form for a prompt response. Delay could result in the loss of your claim, so don’t wait.
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The Law Offices of Corbett H. Williams is always prepared to get clients started down the road to a more secure future. Take the first step and contact the firm today. The attorney will take care to answer questions and help decide what the most effective next step can be.