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Can You Take Legal Action If Your Employer Never Gave a Reason for Letting You Go?

Can You Take Legal Action If Your Employer Never Gave a Reason for Letting You Go?

It is immensely stressful to lose your job, especially when your boss calls you in, lets you go, and refuses to provide any explanation. In California, many employees face this…

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Is Getting Fired Without Warning Considered Wrongful Termination in California?

Is Getting Fired Without Warning Considered Wrongful Termination in California?

In California, an "at-will" employment state, employers can terminate an employee at any time for almost any reason and without providing prior notice. This means a firing can happen suddenly.…

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What If My Employer Says I Was Fired for Attendance, but My Absences Were Medical?

What If My Employer Says I Was Fired for Attendance, but My Absences Were Medical?

Losing your job creates immense stress, and this stress multiplies when your employer fires you for attendance issues related to a serious health condition. California operates as an at-will employment…

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How a Broken Interactive Process Can Lead to Wrongful Termination

How a Broken Interactive Process Can Lead to Wrongful Termination

When you request a reasonable accommodation for a physical or mental disability at work, your employer has a legal duty to work with you to find a solution. This dialogue…

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What Proof Do I Need If I Was Fired After Reporting Illegal Activity at Work?

What Proof Do I Need If I Was Fired After Reporting Illegal Activity at Work?

Losing your job can be a devastating experience, but being fired shortly after you report illegal workplace activity can feel particularly unjust. You stood up for what was right, only…

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Warning Signs Your Termination May Have Been Illegal in California

Warning Signs Your Termination May Have Been Illegal in California

Losing your job unexpectedly is a disorienting and stressful experience. Many workers believe they have no legal recourse because California operates as an at-will employment state. Employers can legally fire…

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