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EMPLOYMENT LAW ATTORNEYS
Burbank Employment Lawyers
LFECR is headquartered in Burbank and represents employees facing wage-and-hour violations, discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, protected leave issues, and other workplace disputes. Request a free, confidential case review.
NO OBLIGATIONS · NO UPFRONT COST · FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL
$100M+
Recovered
Employee-Side
Representation
Since 1999
California Practice
WHAT TO EXPECT
What Happens When You Contact LFECR
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Tell Us What Happened
Call us or submit the free case review form. We’ll ask a few focused questions about what happened at work and what you’re dealing with now.
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An Attorney Reviews Your Options
If your matter may be one we can help with, an attorney can explain the issues, answer your questions, and discuss possible next steps.
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You Decide What Comes Next
There is no obligation to hire us. If we accept your case, representation is on a contingency basis, with no upfront attorney’s fees. Attorney’s fees are owed only if we recover compensation for you.
BASED IN BURBANK
Workplace Rights in Burbank’s Media-Driven Economy
Burbank’s workforce is shaped by entertainment and media, healthcare, technology, transportation and aviation, education, hospitality, retail, and professional services. Whether the job is on a studio lot, at a hospital, near the airport, or in an office or service business, California employment laws can protect workers when pay, leave, job security, or fair treatment is at issue.
From production companies and creative studios to hospitals, schools, technology firms, and transportation employers, Lawyers for Employee and Consumer Rights (LFECR) represents Burbank workers across sectors including:
Media & Entertainment
Healthcare & Medical Services
Technology & Digital Production
Transportation & Aviation
Education & Professional Services
Burbank employees do not need to know the legal name of a claim before asking for help. LFECR can review what happened at work, identify the employment-law issues that may apply, and explain possible next steps.
$100M+
RECOVERED FOR CA WORKERS SINCE 2015
30+
ATTORNEYS & STAFF
Not sure if what happened to you is illegal? That's exactly what we're here to figure out with you.
How We Help
Workplace Claims LFECR Handles in Burbank
Wrongful Termination
Fired, forced out, or punished for discriminatory, retaliatory, or other unlawful reasons.
Unpaid Wages, Wage Theft & Overtime
Unpaid overtime, off-the-clock work, missing final wages, tip violations, or other pay you may be owed.
Meal and Rest Breaks
Missed, shortened, or interrupted meal and rest breaks that may entitle you to additional pay.
Workplace Discrimination
Unfair treatment based on race, sex, age, disability, pregnancy, religion, national origin, or another protected characteristic.
Workplace Harassment
Sexual, racial, or other unlawful harassment connected to a protected characteristic.
Hostile Work Environment
Severe or pervasive workplace conduct that may create an abusive or unlawful working environment.
Whistleblower & Retaliation
Fired, demoted, disciplined, or otherwise punished after reporting suspected misconduct or asserting protected rights.
FMLA Leave
Protected leave denied, interfered with, or used against you after you exercised your leave rights.
Misclassification
Treated as an independent contractor when California law may require employee status, wages, and benefits.
Privacy Violations
Improper monitoring, access to private information, medical-record disclosures, or other workplace privacy concerns.
Workplace Injury
Injuries connected to unsafe working conditions, employer negligence, or other workplace hazards.
Child Labor Laws
Violations involving a minor’s work hours, pay, permits, duties, or workplace conditions.
THE LFECR DIFFERENCE
What Makes LFECR Different for Burbank Workers
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Speak directly with an attorney. When you call LFECR, you speak with an attorney, not a paralegal or intake specialist who simply routes you elsewhere.
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We only represent employees. For employment matters, LFECR represents workers, never employers, so the firm is always on the employee’s side.
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No upfront attorney’s fees. If LFECR accepts your case, you pay no attorney’s fee unless the firm secures a recovery for you.
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Cases other firms may decline. LFECR considers claims other attorneys may turn down as too small or too complex.
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More than $100 million recovered. LFECR has recovered more than $100 million for California workers and consumers since 2015.
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Se Habla Español. Bilingual service is available for Spanish-speaking clients.
FIRM LEADERSHIP
Meet Robert Ebert Byrnes, Head of Litigation & Managing Partner

EMPLOYMENT LAW ATTORNEY
Robert Ebert Byrnes
Robert Ebert Byrnes leads the litigation practice at Lawyers for Employee and Consumer Rights (LFECR). Admitted to the California State Bar in 1999, he practices employment law on behalf of workers in state and federal courts and in arbitration, including proceedings before the AAA and JAMS. He earned his J.D. from Stanford Law School, a Master of Public Policy from Harvard University, and an A.B. from Brown University.
Stanford Law J.D.
CA Bar No. 200761
Admitted in 1999
Awards & Recognition
Robert Ebert Byrnes and Lawyers for Employee and Consumer Rights have earned recognition for client service and employment-law representation.
FAQ
Burbank Employment Law FAQs
Can my employer retaliate against me for reporting a workplace violation?
California law prohibits retaliation for many protected activities, such as reporting certain wage violations, discrimination, harassment, safety concerns, or suspected unlawful conduct. Retaliation can include termination, demotion, reduced hours or pay, or other adverse action. Whether a particular report or complaint is legally protected depends on the facts and the law involved.
How long do I have to file an employment claim in California?
Deadlines vary significantly by claim. For example, many California discrimination, harassment, and retaliation complaints filed with the Civil Rights Department generally must be started within three years, while many wage claims have deadlines ranging from one to four years depending on the violation. Some retaliation complaints before the Labor Commissioner generally have a one-year deadline. Because the applicable deadline depends on the claim and facts, it is important to get advice early.
How much does it cost to hire an employment lawyer?
LFECR offers free, confidential case reviews with no obligation. If the firm accepts your case, representation is handled on a contingency basis, meaning there are no upfront attorney’s fees and attorney’s fees are paid only if LFECR obtains a recovery or compensation for you.
Will my employment case have to go to court?
Not necessarily. Employment disputes may resolve through negotiation or settlement, and some cases are handled in arbitration rather than court. If litigation is necessary, LFECR represents employees in California state court, federal court, and arbitration proceedings, including AAA and JAMS matters.
Is LFECR headquartered in Burbank?
Yes. Lawyers for Employee and Consumer Rights (LFECR) is headquartered at 3500 West Olive Avenue, Third Floor, Burbank, CA 91505. From its Burbank headquarters, the firm represents employees throughout all 58 California counties.
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OUR BURBANK HEADQUARTERS
Employment Law Representation From LFECR’s Burbank Headquarters
Burbank is LFECR’s headquarters. From West Olive Avenue, the firm represents local employees and workers throughout California in disputes involving wages, termination, discrimination, harassment, retaliation, protected leave, misclassification, and other workplace rights.
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Discuss Your Workplace Problem With LFECR in Burbank
If a workplace problem in Burbank has affected your pay, job, leave, or treatment at work, contact Lawyers for Employee and Consumer Rights (LFECR) for a free, confidential case review. Tell us what happened, and an attorney can discuss the issues and possible next steps.
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