Fahim Rahman

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The Fair Housing and Employment Act of California protects employees who have been fired unjustly by establishing a set of rules and regulations that make it illegal for an employer to dismiss an employee for discriminatory reasons and empowers workers to seek redress under the law.

Many employees falsely believe their rights are severely limited because California is an at-will employment state, meaning that any employee without an employment contract can be terminated at any time, for cause or otherwise. But if an employee is wrongfully discharged as a result of unlawful discrimination, there are remedies in place under state and federal law for an employee to file a wrongful termination claim and pursue compensation in the form of lost wages and benefits and reinstatement of their employment.

The Law Office of Fahim Rahman has been fighting for the rights of employees who have been wrongfully discharged by unscrupulous employers. Attorney Fahim Rahman is a highly-skilled and experienced wrongful termination lawyer winning wrongful termination cases against employers in a court of law and getting employees the compensation they deserve.

What Does At Will Employment Mean?

California is an at-will employment state which means that an employment relationship is maintained so long as the employer and the employee both wish it to continue. Should either party decide to terminate the relationship, each is free to do so at any time with little to no reason given.
However, an employer is NOT allowed to terminate an employee based on discriminatory actions that are illegal under the law. State and federal law protects employees against being dismissed from their position of employment based on protected characteristics such as race, color, gender, age, national origin, sexual orientation, or disability. The at-will rule also prohibits an employer from firing an employee as retaliation for participating in protected activity like filing a worker’s compensation claim, reporting sexual harassment, acting in the capacity of a whistleblower, making a request for reasonable accommodations due to a disability, taking medical leave, or other activities in which the employee has a legal right to participate.
Wrongful termination occurs when an at-will employer dismisses an employee for illegal reasons and this termination can result in an employee filing legal claims against his or her former employer.
But it’s also important to keep in mind there are some exceptions to the at-will employment relationship. Even though California is an at-will employment state, this type of arrangement is not applicable to all working relationships.
Under the law, an employee working under a good faith implied contract, a formal and implied employment contract, or as per public policy will supersede an at-will employment agreement. No employer may fail to comply with public policy by terminating an employee and in the event a standing employment contract or employment arrangement exists between both parties, the employee is not allowed to breach the terms of such a contract or agreement through relieving the employee of his or her duties.
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Filing a Wrongful Termination Lawsuit

So you are an at-will employee and you have been fired unjustly. Now what? Just because your employer fired you doesn’t mean it’s the final word on the matter. Far from it. Employers fire workers all the time, the Law Office of Fahim Rahman is ready to help you protect your legal right to maintain your employment status and fight back against workplace discrimination.

You don’t have to go it alone, nor should you try. Workplace discrimination laws may seem straightforward at first glance, but in reality, California employment law can be complex and overwhelming to the layman. The stakes are simply too high to leave anything to chance. Attorney Fahim Rahman can help you navigate the obstacles and pitfalls in bringing a case against your former employer to ensure you get the compensation you deserve.

Wrongful termination cases are tough to present because employers can claim they have fired an employee under typical at-will employment standards and expect little to no follow-up on the matter. Except when The Law Office of Fahim Rahman gets involved. An employee who has been unjustly terminated from his or her position at work should hold their employer accountable for discriminatory actions that result in unpaid wages and possible long-term career damage.

Taking this step may give you the opportunity to collect lost wages and other damages in the form of compensation for emotional distress suffered as a result of your employer’s actions.
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Protecting Yourself When You Have Been Wrongfully Terminated

Winning the maximum wrongful termination claim compensation means preparing yourself to take on your employer in a court of law. But you don’t want to take on your employer by yourself because one mistake could have a devastating impact on the success of your claim. The Law Office of Fahim Rahman is ready to guide you through the process of bringing a wrongful discharge civil suit against your employer to get you the maximum reward in your case.
But if you are going to be ready to proceed with your claim, it is vital that you are fully prepared and protected as you bring a case before the state court.
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Don’t Wait, Call Now!

Time is not on your side when it comes to bringing a successful wrongful termination suit against your employer. There are filing deadlines and a statute of limitations to consider as you ponder your options after being unjustly dismissed from your position of employment. The state of California provides two years for an individual who has been wrongfully terminated to file a claim.

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Gather Corroboration

In order to support your wrongful discharge claim, you will need as much evidence as possible to help your case. Anything and everything at your disposal that outlines the nature of your working relationship with your employer and any documentation that underlines your assertion that you were wrongfully terminated for specific reasons will be extremely useful in proving your case.

This includes all documentation related to your employment, from any offer letter you may have received to emails, memorandums, and any other paperwork that proves you were discharged illegally. If you believe you were fired for protected characteristics, you will need to have some documentation to show regarding that assertion.

If you were fired because your employer retaliated against you for participating in protected activities, any documentation related to the firing and the activities in which you participated will all be extremely useful in supporting your claim and strengthening your case.

Make a note of all names, dates, and pertinent details of conversations, text messages, and any other forms of communication that can corroborate the facts of your dismissal from your employment. These will all serve you well in bringing a claim of wrongful termination.

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Hire the Right Attorney to Help You Win

Working with the Law Office of Fahim Rahman is also a smart choice for ensuring that you are gathering the right evidence and putting your best foot forward when filing suit in the California legal system.

Call today to schedule an appointment with attorney Fahim Rahman to discuss the facts of your wrongful termination and how to proceed with filing a claim against your employer. There are too many details to miss without experienced legal support and making even one mistake can have an adverse impact on the success of your case.

You don’t have to take on your employer alone. The Law Office of Fahim Rahman is ready to help you succeed and overcome this difficult time in your life.