An experienced California employment law specialist says getting fired can turn into a win-win situation.

PASADENA, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, January 25, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Sometimes, standing up for your rights after getting fired (or as the law calls it, “wrongfully terminated”) can feel complicated, discouraging, and intimidating. That’s not necessary. Getting legal help after being fired is straightforward and important.

According to respected and experienced employment lawyer Mark Charles, Founding Lawyer at Mark Charles Law, APC, “While the definitions and legalese in thick, fine print law books can get confusing, the basic fact is: wrongful termination happens when an employee is fired or laid off for an improper or illegal reason. That’s it! The rest is detail.”

He explains that some of the most common grounds for a successful wrongful termination claim in California are: discrimination or reporting Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) violations, complaining about the illegal payment of wages or non-payment of wages, whistleblower activities, and engaging in a protected workplace activity----including the reporting of unlawful actions at work, participating in investigations about unlawful actions, demanding unpaid wages, taking leaves of absences protected by law---without the fear of retaliation, such as termination.

Unfortunately, the details sometimes get confusing and misunderstood.

“There are definitely grounds for a wrongful termination lawsuit...

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