San Bernardino Wrongful Termination Attorney

If you have been terminated from your employment or forced to quit due to a discriminatory work environment, you may have legal recourse. Under California and federal law, certain terminations are illegal.

Skapik Law Group believes in providing tenacious legal representation while employing a creative problem-solving approach for our clients. Our San Bernardino wrongful termination lawyers have more than a century of combined experience in helping clients with sensitive legal matters. Our attorneys are approachable, and they will take the time to explain your case and the legal path ahead.

Skapik Law Group is located at 5861 Pine Ave A-1, Chino Hills, CA 91709, in close proximity to California State Highway 71. You can speak with one of our wrongful termination lawyers by calling us today at (909) 398-4404.

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What Constitutes Wrongful Termination?

Wrongful termination may apply whether you are a contractual or at-will employee. No matter what, your employer cannot terminate you for an illegal reason. Circumstances that may be considered wrongful termination include:

• Retaliation when you have complained about harassment or discrimination
• Firings or layoffs that are done for discriminatory purposes
• Taking action when you have come forward as a whistleblower
• Violating the terms of your employment contract

Constructive Termination Can Be Wrongful

Your employer does not have to fire you or lay you off to commit wrongful termination. Constructive termination is when your employer creates a situation so unbearable that you have no option but to quit your job. You may be subject to hostile treatment on the job, or you may have been placed in intolerable work conditions. A constructive termination may be treated the same as overt termination, as both are wrongful.

Contact a Wrongful Termination Law Firm Serving San Bernardino

Schedule a free initial consultation with the San Bernardino wrongful termination attorneys at Skapik Law Firm to discuss your case. You can speak with a wrongful termination lawyer by visiting our website or calling us today at (909) 398-4404. We also serve clients in Upland, Fontana, Ontario, and Montclair.