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Advocating for Los Angeles Employees

An employment attorney is a legal expert adept in navigating this intricate field of law. They champion employees who face issues at work, offering legal counsel, representation, and advocacy. Given the dynamic labor market and diverse workforce of Los Angeles, the role of an employment attorney takes on an added level of significance.

If an employee in Los Angeles encounters workplace difficulties such as discrimination, harassment, or wage disagreements, an employment lawyer intervenes to uphold their rights and interests. Their deep knowledge of employment law specific to Los Angeles, as well as applicable state and federal employment laws, ensures that the rights of the employee are preserved and justice prevails.

At Colby Law Firm, we understand the intricacies of Los Angeles Employment Law. Our team of employment lawyers has decades of combined experience representing employees and companies in complex employment law. We comprehend the intricacies of employment disagreements and offer a free case evaluation and a “no win, no fee” policy to ensure everyone can access the highest quality legal representation.

When you are faced with an employment dilemma, you require an attorney who is versed in Los Angeles’s employment laws and can guide you through the legal maze. You need Colby Law Firm.

Reach out to Colby Law today for a free case evaluation.

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When Should You Hire an Employment Attorney in Los Angeles?

If you are an employee in Los Angeles and you are having an issue with your employer, you may need legal advice. Los Angeles employees have extensive workers’ rights that are protected by local, state, and federal laws. If you believe that your employer is violating your rights and breaking employment laws, an employment attorney can help you understand what action you can take and can represent you in court if needed. 

Here are some common issues protected under state and federal employment laws that protect the rights of employees working in Los Angeles:

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Harassment

If you’re facing persistent unwelcome behavior at your workplace that’s creating a hostile work environment, it’s time to consult an employment attorney.

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Discrimination

If you believe you’re being treated unfairly based on your race, gender, age, religion, disability, or other protected characteristics, an employment lawyer can help you understand your rights and possible legal remedies.

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Wrongful Termination & Retaliation

If you’ve been fired from your job for unlawful reasons or in retaliation for reporting a violation, an employment attorney can help you seek justice.

Overtime & Unpaid Wages

If your employer is not paying you the wages you’re entitled to, including overtime pay, an employment lawyer can help you recover your rightful earnings.

Breaks & Expenses

If you’re not receiving the required breaks or not being reimbursed for work-related expenses, a California employment attorney can guide you on the next steps.

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Independent Contractors

If you’re an independent contractor and facing issues related to your contract or payment, an employment lawyer in California can provide legal advice and representation.

Every employment law case is unique...

and whether or not you need an attorney depends on the particular context. Nevertheless, if you’re experiencing any of the above-mentioned issues, it’s recommended to seek advice from an employment attorney to understand your rights and investigate possible legal courses of action.

What Types of Employment Cases Does Colby Law Firm Handle?

Colby Law Firm’s practice areas cover the full range of employment law violations at the Los Angeles local level and extend to state and federal employment laws. Los Angeles employees are protected under local, state, and federal jurisdiction.

The issues surrounding employment law are not only legally complex but difficult to navigate due to their personal nature and high-stake consequences. If you are experiencing issues with your employer, it is important to speak with an experienced Los Angeles employment attorney.

Contact us today, and we will get back to you quickly regarding your free initial case evaluation. Complete our contact form below, reach out by phone at (818) 452-1697, or email us at [email protected].

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    Why Choose Colby Law Firm For Defending Employment Issues In Los Angeles?

    Colby Law offers free case evaluations to anyone experiencing issues with their Los Angeles employer who believes they may have a legal case. 

    Our firm is no win, no fee. We believe everyone deserves access to the highest quality legal representation. If we fight your case and don’t win, you don’t owe us anything. 

    Colby Law Firm employment attornies have vast knowledge and experience in all aspects of employment law. Founding attorney Aaron Colby and attorney Zoe Yuzna both have extensive experience working from both sides of the table—representing both companies and individuals. This gives them an edge in the courtroom and a strategic understanding of how to win tough cases. 

    Colby Law employment lawyers have fought and settled all types of employment claims in all contexts (direct negotiations, mediations, arbitrations, etc.). We take a personalized approach to representation, understanding that each case is unique and requires individualized attention and care. If you are navigating a complex employment law issue, you want a passionate attorney by your side who will fight for you.

    Specific Employment Laws
    in Los Angeles

    The following employment laws are specific to Los Angeles County. Note that workers in Los Angeles are also protected by state and federal employment laws.

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    Minimum Wage

    The minimum wage in Los Angeles is higher than the minimum wage in California. As of January 1, 2023, the minimum wage in Los Angeles is $15.96 per hour for employers with 26 or more employees and $14.95 per hour for employers with 25 or fewer employees. The minimum wage in California is $15 per hour for all employers.

    Health & Safety Retaliation

    Los Angeles employers are prohibited from retaliating or discriminating against employees for reporting health violations. Examples of retaliation and discrimination include termination, threatening to terminate, cutting hours, or otherwise disciplining you.

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    Health & Safety Retaliation

    Los Angeles employers are prohibited from retaliating or discriminating against employees for reporting health violations. Examples of retaliation and discrimination include termination, threatening to terminate, cutting hours, or otherwise disciplining you.

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    .Schedule Free Case Evaluation With Our Employment Law Specialist

    Colby Law Firm offers free case evaluations to employees seeking legal advice about an employment law violation or claim. Contact us today, and we will get back to you quickly regarding a free case evaluation Complete our contact form, reach out by phone at (818) 452-1697, or email us at [email protected].

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    Our Certifications Claim Our Extensive Expertise in Employment Law

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    Certifications

    Our Certifications Claim Our Extensive Expertise in Employment Law

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    Why Choose

    Colby Law Firm

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    Aaron Colby is a California employment lawyer who knows how to resolve disputes. After 15 years representing companies, he started Colby Law Firm to represent employees. Aaron’s perspective and experience from being “on the other side” gives him an edge. Aaron brings his practical, focused, and relentless approach to helping employees protect their rights.

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    Aaron Colby
    Lead Attorney and Founder Colby Law