Employment Law
Why Choose The Morris Law Group To Handle Your Employment Law Case?
We are dedicated to protecting the rights of employees facing wide variety of circumstances within the Employment Law.
At The Morris Law Group, we have over 35 years of experience in employment law and have successfully helped hundreds of clients in Riverside, CA and the surrounding areas. Get in touch today for a free consultation.
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No Fees Until We Win
How Can A Employment Law Attorney Help?
Most employees don’t realize their rights were violated until they talk to a lawyer. An employment law attorney can determine whether your firing was wrongful termination — for example, retaliation for reporting harassment, taking medical leave, filing a workers’ compensation claim, or whistleblowing. We calculate what you are actually owed in unpaid overtime, missed breaks, and off-the-clock work, handle filings with the Civil Rights Department and the Labor Commissioner, and negotiate severance and settlement agreements from a position of strength.
Many of our workers’ compensation clients discover they also have an employment claim — being fired or demoted after reporting a workplace injury is illegal retaliation. Because we handle both, nothing falls through the cracks.
Get in touch with The Morris Law Group today for a free consultation.
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Types Of Employment Law Cases We Handle:
- Wrongful Termination
- Unpaid Overtime
- Equal Pay
- Retaliation
- Age
- Disability
- Gender
- National Origin
- Pregnancy
- Race
- Religion
- Sexual Orientation
- Work Place Harassment
- Failure to Accommodate
- Hostile Work Environment
- Family and Medical Leave Act
Employment Law Frequently Asked Questions
Do California labor laws apply to out of state employees?
Generally, California labor laws protect work performed in California, regardless of where the employer is headquartered. If you live in another state but physically work in California — even temporarily — California wage and hour protections typically apply to those hours. If you work remotely from another state for a California company, your home state’s laws usually govern. These situations are fact-specific, so contact us for a free consultation about your circumstances.
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