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Goldberg & Loren are licensed to practice anywhere in California. We can meet in person, via video conference, or on the phone to provide you with the help you desperately need.
With a 98% success rate, over 2,000 5-star reviews, and 150 years of combined service, we hold employers accountable for their actions.
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We Handle All Types of California Employment Law
Unpaid Overtime
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Minimum Wage Violations
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Wrongful Termination
Wrongful termination happens when an employer illegally fires an employee in violation of federal, state, or local laws. Even in at-will employment states like California, there are clear legal protections for workers.
Wrongful termination can occur for various reasons, including discrimination based on race, gender, disability, religion, or age; retaliation against employees who report harassment, unsafe working conditions, or illegal company practices; and firing employees for taking protected actions, such as filing workers’ compensation claims or requesting family leave.
If you believe you were fired as a retaliation measure or based on discrimination, call (415) 449-0050 for immediate help or fill out the form for a free, no-obligation case review.

You Work Hard for Your Money - We'll Work Hard For You
When facing employment law issues like overtime, meal and rest break violations, or unpaid wages in California, choosing Goldberg & Loren means trusting a dedicated team with decades of experience and a proven track record.
Our attorneys combine deep knowledge of California’s complex labor laws with a client-first approach, ensuring personalized strategies tailored to your unique case.
Known for aggressive advocacy and compassionate support, Goldberg & Loren fights tirelessly to secure the compensation and justice you deserve, making them the ideal choice for resolving your employment disputes effectively and efficiently.
Unpaid Overtime
Goldberg & Loren employment lawyers can be instrumental in resolving unpaid overtime disputes by leveraging their expertise in California’s labor laws, which require non-exempt employees to receive overtime pay at 1.5 times their regular rate for hours worked beyond 8 in a day or 40 in a week, and double time for hours over 12 in a day.
If your employer has failed to pay these rates or misclassified you as exempt, a lawyer can assess your case, gather critical evidence like pay stubs and time records, and build a strong claim to recover owed wages, plus potential penalties and interest. We navigate complex legal processes, negotiate with employers, or litigate in court to ensure compliance with the law.
Goldberg & Loren, for instance, brings decades of experience in handling such disputes, offering personalized strategies to hold employers accountable. Their attorneys work diligently to secure fair compensation, including statutory damages for willful violations, while guiding you through every step with clear communication and aggressive advocacy, maximizing your chances of a favorable outcome.


Rest and Meal Break Violations
Failure to Pay Final Pay Check

Can my employer fire me for reporting them?
No, your employer cannot legally fire you for reporting unpaid overtime, as this is protected under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) in the United States. The FLSA prohibits retaliation against employees who file complaints or participate in investigations regarding wage and hour violations, including unpaid overtime. If you’re fired for reporting unpaid overtime, you may have grounds for a retaliation claim and could seek remedies like reinstatement, back pay, or damages.
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