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Every worker in Southern California deserves to be paid fairly for every hour they work. California labor laws provide some of the strongest worker protections in the country, ensuring that employees receive the wages they have earned. However, some employers attempt to withhold pay, misclassify employees, or use other unlawful tactics to avoid paying their workers what they are owed.
If your employer has failed to pay you minimum wage, overtime, meal and rest breaks, sick leave, or other legally required compensation, you may be a victim of wage theft. This is not just unfair—it is illegal. At Southern California Attorneys, A.P.C., we are dedicated to holding employers accountable and helping workers recover their unpaid wages and other financial damages.
If you suspect that your employer has denied you the wages you rightfully earned, it is crucial to take action. Common examples of unpaid wage violations include:
If any of these apply to your situation, you may have a legal claim to recover back pay, penalties, and additional compensation.
When employers fail to pay wages, it directly impacts workers’ financial security. Employees depend on their paychecks to cover rent, bills, medical expenses, and other essential needs. Wage theft can cause financial hardship, stress, and lost opportunities, making it essential to take action as soon as possible.
California labor laws require employers to pay all wages owed to employees in a timely manner. Under the California Labor Code and Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), employees who have experienced wage theft may be entitled to:
Employers
cannot legally retaliate against employees who file wage claims. If you have been
demoted, fired, or harassed for asserting your wage rights, you may be entitled to additional compensation for retaliation.
At Southern California Attorneys, A.P.C., our skilled legal team has over 60 years of combined experience fighting for workers’ rights. We understand the impact of wage theft and are committed to helping employees recover the compensation they deserve. No case is too big or too small—we will aggressively pursue justice on your behalf.
When you work with us, we will:
If you believe your employer has wrongfully withheld wages, don’t wait to take action. Contact Southern California Attorneys, A.P.C. today for a free, confidential consultation with an experienced unpaid wages attorney.
We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you don’t pay any legal fees unless we win your case. Your employer cannot retaliate against you for seeking the wages you have rightfully earned.
You work hard—let us fight to make sure you are paid fairly!
Still have questions? Don't hesitate to reach out to our knowledgeable attorneys for the assistance you need. Whether you prefer to call us directly or use our convenient online contact form, we are here to help address your concerns and provide you with the guidance you're looking for. Your inquiries are important to us, so please feel free to get in touch!
If your employer has withheld wages, follow these steps:
California law protects workers from retaliation, meaning your employer cannot fire, demote, or harass you for asserting your right to fair pay.
In California, employees generally have the following deadlines to file a claim for unpaid wages:
Because wage disputes can be time-sensitive, it’s important to act quickly to protect your right to compensation.
Yes. In addition to recovering your unpaid wages, you may also be entitled to:
Employers who willfully withhold wages may face additional penalties. If you have experienced unpaid wages, consulting an employment lawyer can help you maximize your compensation.
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