Wrongful Termination In Violation Of Public Policy
California prohibits employers from firing employees if that discharge would be in violation of public policy. This is true even though California is an at-will employment state, and employers may discharge an employee at any time without cause. Employees who are discharged due to violations of public policy may be able to file a claim to recover compensation for lost wages, punitive damages and other damages.
The attorneys at Bononi Law Group, LLP, represent employees who have been wrongfully discharged by their employers. Our team consists of experienced and effective litigators who can investigate claims and represent the interests of clients in negotiations and in court. If you believe you were fired wrongfully, it is important to contact our law firm to understand your options. Call our office toll free at 213-550-5503
Public Policy Violations In Southern California
Violations of public policy may include terminating an employee for:
- Exercising a legal right such as voting
- Taking family leave
- Complaining about or reporting an employer’s illegal conduct
- Reporting violations of state or federal regulations
- Refusing to commit an illegal act
If you have questions about wrongful termination in violation of public policy and what options you have for recovery, it is in your best interests to speak with a lawyer at a free initial consultation.
Speak With An Employment Lawyer About Your Legal Rights
Learn more about your wrongful termination as the result of public policy violations in Southern California.
Contact us and schedule a free initial consultation. Talk with a wrongful termination lawyer about your options. Call our office toll free at 213-550-5503.
