Allen Felahy, an LA area native, is a premier employment lawyer who has tried cases that have influenced California labor law in the areas of sexual harassment, discrimination, and trial procedure. Mr. Felahy has litigated over 1,000 cases with a 99.95% successful resolution rate. In those instances where a trial has been necessary, Mr. Felahy has a 95% trial success rate having tried over 20 cases. Known for identifying and retaining high value cases, over the past five years Mr. Felahy's average award and settlement value is over $250,00.00. Mr. Felahy is a member of CELA, a contributing editor for the CEB Guide for Wage and Hour Law in California, a primary resource for lawyers and Judges, and is a member of the ASCDC. Felahy Employment Lawyers treats every one of its clients as family, and has a well-earned reputation of bringing the fight to the other side; turning the tables for clients who have been wrongfully terminated, harassed, and abused. As a skilled trial attorney, Mr. Felahy makes his profession his passion— he thrives both in the trenches with his clients and in front of a jury. The decision to retain an attorney is a big one, particularly for clients who come to us during very difficult times. It's our goal to make whatever it is you're going through as easy as possible, and we find that one way to feel better about your situation is to learn as much as possible. ​ We want you to learn about the law, learn about past cases, and learn about the legal options you have in your present situation; what we want to do with this website is not just to provide information about our firm, but to be a resource for our clients or anyone with what they think is a legal issue at work. Employees and employers alike ought to have a resource for reliable information about employment law issues so everyone can learn about the options available to them. Once you have the knowledge, you'll start to feel like you have control of your life gain, and we can take care of the rest. Felahy Employment Lawyers’ average trial and arbitration award is over $500,000.00, and their clients’ average settlements are over $100,000.00, with several results in the seven figures.
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We are experienced Employment Lawyers specializing in wrongful termination, discrimination & harassment, wage & overtime cases, class actions, and more. Employment law is a complicated subject, so it’s no surprise that employers and employees alike may be in the dark about what the law actually says when it comes to workplace rights. To learn more, visit our official website. If you have been subject to racially motivated harassment or discrimination, then you have a case. If you are experiencing abuse for your expression of gender or sexual identity, then you have a case. If you have been terminated, intimidated, or otherwise retaliated against for any of the above reasons then you have a case. Don’t let an unscrupulous employer bully you out of your rights, or try to trick you out of paying what you’re owed. Learn about the law, learn about your rights so you know how to fight back. Who Is Protected Under California Labor Law? California’s Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) expands upon the protections detailed in 1964’s Civil Rights Act with specific protections for groups seen as particularly vulnerable to discrimination and harassment in the workplace. These groups are known as “protected classes” and include, but are not limited to: Age, those aged 40 and over are protected from age discrimination in both housing and employment. Ancestry Skin Color Religious creed, which includes religious dress and grooming practices so long as they don’t pose a safety hazard (i.e. long hair or head coverings may not be protected where industrial machinery makes them a risk) Disabilities both visible and invisible, including HIV and AIDS Employees requesting family and medical care leave. Current and former members of military. Marital Status or lack thereof. Medical conditions and genetic indicators for medical conditions. Sexual Orientation Gender, gender identity or the expression thereof. Sex Pregnancy and conditions relating to pregnancy or childbirth, including access to medical and parental leave. Race and National Origin. Source: Department of Fair Housing and Employment What Are My Options? If you do not fall into one of the above categories, don’t worry, you are still able to make an employment claim in the state of California when you’ve been wronged by an employer. For example, if you were fired or otherwise punished for reporting a rules or safety violation, or for reporting illegal activity, then you are still protected and have a right to sue for lost wages and damages. A worker who reports their employers’ illegal behavior to the proper authorities is a protected whistleblower and has access to legal recourse against intimidation and retaliation. Most employees are considered “at-will,” that means that both employer and employee are entitled to terminate the terms of employment at any time with or without notice. So, unfortunately, no reason at all is a perfectly legal reason to fire someone in California, and in most states. If it can’t be proved that the termination was part of a longer history of discrimination and harassment, then it’s tough to make the case for wrongful termination. However, workers who believe they were fired under fallacious circumstances still have ways they can fight back. For example, if a supervisor fires you for a specific reason, and then that reason turns out to be false, that may be a case for wrongful termination. Likewise, even if you aren’t specifically under contract with your employer, even “at-will” employment is a kind of contract. Thus, if a supervisor fires you in a way that goes against company policy, then they have violated th
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We are located in the heart of Los Angeles' financial district, on the 26th floor of the KPMG center, 550 S Hope St. #2655
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CELA, ASCDC, JD Loyola Law School
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Labor & Employment Law Attorneys, Attorneys
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