Understanding Los Angeles’ Minimum Wage Laws

May 28, 2025 Legal Team
Los Angeles has some of the strongest minimum wage protections in California. Whether you work in the city or in unincorporated parts of Los Angeles County, you are likely entitled to a higher wage than the state minimum.  If are being underpaid by your employer, contact our Los Angeles wage and hour attorney at...
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How Do Los Angeles Labor Laws Apply to Remote Workers?

May 28, 2025 Legal Team
Whether working from home part-time or full-time, remote workers are entitled to the same rights under California labor law, and in some cases, additional protections under local ordinances. If your protections as a remote worker are being violated, contact our Los Angeles employment law attorney at Aegis Law Firm to file a claim today....
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What to Do If Your FMLA Request Is Denied: Legal Options in California

April 30, 2025 Legal Team
If your Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) request is denied in California, you have legal options.​ An Orange County FMLA attorney can help you navigate them. Steps to Take After a Denial Request a Written Explanation: Ask your employer for a detailed reason for the denial. This will help you understand their rationale...
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Why You Should Hire a Lawyer to Negotiate Your Severance in California

April 28, 2025 Legal Team
Hiring an experienced employment lawyer to negotiate your severance can protect your rights and maximize what you receive. What are Severance Agreements? A severance agreement is a legal contract between an employer and an employee that outlines the terms of the employee's departure from the company. It often provides compensation, such as a lump-sum...
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Navigating a Class Action Lawsuit As An Employee

April 25, 2025 Legal Team
A class action lawsuit is a legal proceeding where one or more individuals, known as lead plaintiffs, represent a larger group of people who have experienced similar harm or violations. In employment, this often involves multiple employees alleging the same misconduct by an employer, such as unpaid overtime or discriminatory practices.  Common Grounds for...
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