
Employment Law
Discrimination
FEHA and Title VII claims through the CRD and the EEOC, from intake through litigation in state or federal court.
The instrument
Know your deadlines
- to file most FEHA claims with the California Civil Rights Department
- 3 years
- to file most federal claims with the EEOC
- 300 days
- for most California wage and hour claims
- 3–4 years
Review to resolution
What a confidential review looks like
Confidential review
You tell us what happened; we date-check every deadline that could apply and tell you plainly whether there is a case, a negotiation, or nothing to pursue. Your employer is not contacted and is never told you called.
Strategy
Evidence, leverage and goals, mapped in writing: what a claim is worth, what a negotiated exit looks like, and what each path costs — including staying put with your rights documented.
Negotiation or claim
Most matters resolve by negotiation — a negotiated exit, a settlement, corrected pay. When they don’t, we file with the CRD, the EEOC or in court, and litigate like we mean it.
Other practice areas
Wrongful Termination
Terminations that follow a complaint, a leave, or a protected disclosure are rarely coincidences. We reconstruct the timeline.
Harassment Claim
Hostile-environment and quid pro quo claims, documented properly before your employer knows you called.
Unpaid Wages
Misclassification, unpaid overtime, missed breaks and final-pay violations — individually and under PAGA.