article

Wrongful Termination: What Counts and What to Do Next

Aaron Beckstead

24 Nov 2025

What is wrongful termination?

It’s an illegal firing based on discrimination, retaliation, or violations of public policy or a contract.

Common red flags

Fired after reporting harassment or safety issues
Unequal treatment tied to race, gender, age, or disability
Sudden policy changes used only against you

Steps to take

Save emails and reviews, write down a timeline, and avoid signing anything without advice.

Think you were fired unlawfully? Contact us for a confidential review.

Slip and Fall Claims: How to Preserve Evidence and Strengthen Your Case

Document conditions quickly Photos, incident reports, and prompt medical care build a strong record. Proving negligence * Hazard existed long enough to be fixed * No warning signs or barriers * Prior complaints or similar incidents What damages cover Medical bills, lost income, and pain and suffering may be recoverable. Get a free

What to Do After a Car Accident: A Step-by-Step Guide

First things first Ensure everyone is safe and call 911. Get medical care even if injuries seem minor — records matter later. What to collect at the scene * Photos of vehicles, road, and injuries * Other driver ’s info and insurance * Witness names and contact Dealing with insurers Give only the basics

Workers' Comp Claim for Exposure to Harmful Substances in Los Angeles, CA

Talk To Our California Injury Attorneys To Protect Your Health, Job, and Legal Rights. Every day in Los Angeles, people breathe, touch, or work around harmful substances without realizing the risk. Chemicals in warehouses, toxic fumes in factories, mold in apartments, asbestos in older buildings, pesticides, industrial solvents, harsh cleaning

Workers' Comp Vehicle Accident Injury Claim Los Angeles, CA

Workers' Compensation Guide to Protecting Your Workplace Vehicle Accident Injury Claim Every day in Los Angeles, people drive for work and trust that they will make it home safe. Delivery drivers on the 405, rideshare drivers at LAX, techs heading to job sites, city workers in fleet vehicles, and