Health Care Wrongful Discharge Lawyer

Health Care Termination Lawyers Los Angeles

Employers in the health care industry are barred from wrongful termination in California. The health care industry must follow both state and federal employment laws. When a health care employer wrongfully discharges an employee, the employee may be entitled to compensation that includes lost wages, lost benefits and punitive damages.

Our law office, The Bononi Law Group, LLP, is located in Los Angeles, California. Our Los Angeles lawyers have handled hundreds of wrongful termination in health care claims, many of which have been claims against health care employers in California. If you've been the victim of wrongful termination by a health care employer, our experienced health care termination attorneys can help. Contact our employment lawyers or call the Los Angeles office at 800-641-5548 today.

Wrongful Discharge in the Health Care Industry

As with any other industry, heath care employers may not terminate an employee because of race, gender, sexual orientation, age or disability. When your employer discriminates against you and you lose your job as a result, you likely have a discrimination suit against your health care employer.

Health care employers may also not fire you for reporting sexual harassment or for supporting another's allegation of sexual harassment in the workplace. Very strict laws prevent an employer in the health care industry from discharging an employee.

There are several other examples of wrongful discharge in the health care industry, including termination based on:

Holding your health care employer responsible for wrongful termination will not only provide you with the compensation that you deserve, it will also help to prevent future employment law violations against health care employees.

When you need an experienced attorney to fight against wrongful termination in the health care industry, contact our law firm or call 800-641-5548 to discuss your rights. Bononi Law Group attorneys have helped clients with wrongful discharge claims for more than 20 years.