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Workplace Discrimination


Workplace discrimination happens more often than most people realize. Unfortunately, many workers don’t realize that they have been discriminated against – or they think that there is nothing they can do about it.


All forms of discrimination in the workplace are against the law.  Talk with an experienced workplace discrimination attorney in California and see if your experiences qualify as discrimination.


What is Workplace Discrimination?

Workplace discrimination is treating employees unfairly based on certain protected characteristics like race, gender, age, religion, or disability, violating their rights and creating a hostile environment.


Any form of discrimination in the workplace is unjust, as it undermines equal opportunities, creates a toxic environment, and infringes on basic rights.

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Types of Discrimination in the Workplace

Workplace discrimination encompasses several types, each targeting different protected characteristics. These include:


  1. Age Discrimination: Treating employees unfairly due to their age, usually targeting older workers for layoffs, promotions, or hiring.
  2. Race or Ethnicity Discrimination: Unfair treatment based on race or ethnicity, including biased hiring, promotions, or harassment.
  3. Gender Discrimination: Differential treatment based on gender, including unequal pay, promotion opportunities, or harassment.
  4. Sexual Orientation Discrimination: Treating individuals differently due to their sexual orientation, which can involve exclusion, harassment, or bias.
  5. Religious Discrimination: Treating employees unfavorably due to their religious beliefs, affecting hiring, dress codes, or accommodation requests.
  6. Disability Discrimination: Treating disabled individuals unfairly, such as not providing reasonable accommodations or excluding them from opportunities.
  7. Pregnancy Discrimination: Unfair treatment of pregnant employees, from denying promotions to denying required leave.
  8. National Origin Discrimination: Discriminating against individuals based on their country of origin or ethnicity.
  9. Retaliation: Punishing employees who report discrimination or participate in investigations, creating a chilling effect on reporting.
  10. Genetic Information Discrimination: Discriminating against employees based on their genetic information or medical history.


Employees experiencing any form of discrimination should document incidents, keep all records (texts, emails, videos, etc.) and seek legal advice if the issue remains unresolved. Legal protections exist to ensure a fair and inclusive work environment.


If you've faced workplace discrimination, contact Lawyers for Employee and Consumer Rights to speak with our workplace discrimination lawyers. LFECR will advocate for your rights and offer guidance on how to proceed.

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Leading Workplace Discrimination Lawyers in California

At LFECR, our workplace discrimination lawyers specializes in providing legal assistance to individuals who have experienced discrimination in their workplace. We are your fiercest advocates and will help you get the justice your deserve.


You may experience the following with the LFECR legal team.

  • Consultation: Call and/or e-Meeting with clients to discuss their experiences and gather details about the alleged discrimination.
  • Legal Assessment: Evaluating the evidence to determine if the discrimination claim is legally valid.
  • Guidance: Advising clients on their rights, potential courses of action, and the legal process involved in pursuing a discrimination claim.
  • Investigation: Collecting evidence, interviewing witnesses, and reviewing relevant documents to build a strong case.
  • Drafting Complaints: Preparing legal documents, such as complaints or charges, to initiate formal proceedings against the employer or the responsible party.
  • Negotiation: Attempting to resolve the issue through negotiations or settlements with the employer, seeking compensation for damages or changes in workplace policies.
  • Representation: Representing the client in administrative proceedings, hearings, or court if the case goes to trial.
  • Documentation: Maintaining thorough records of communication, evidence, and legal actions taken throughout the case.
  • Advocacy: Presenting the client's case persuasively, both in negotiations and court settings, to ensure the best possible outcome.
  • Expertise: Staying up-to-date with relevant employment laws, regulations, and precedents to provide accurate legal advice and representation.
  • Client Support: Providing emotional support to clients during what can be a challenging and stressful process.


Overall, our workplace discrimination lawyers are dedicated to helping clients assert their rights, seek justice, and address the negative impacts of discrimination within the workplace.


You don’t have to deal with any discrimination in the workplace.

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Our Process

  • Call LFECR at 844-697-4448 or fill out the form below after hours.
  • We know how difficult it can be to tell your story – especially after you experienced an uncomfortable and oftentimes, traumatic experience. 
  • When you call Lawyers for Employee and Consumer Rights, do not be alarmed if you’ll need to share your story several times with our legal team.
  • You’ll first speak with a Case Evaluator, who is collecting information that they will share with one of our Case Managers and Discrimination Lawyers.
  • They will verify this information and ask you further questions. We’ll explain the legal process and guide you along the way – as it’s our job to collect as much information we can so we can get you the justice you deserve. Call us today.


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