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What is an Employment Lawsuit?

Employment class action lawsuits are typically brought on behalf of employees who have been similarly wronged by an employer. An employment class action can begin with one employee whose rights have been violated either under federal employment law (the FLSA), state law, or both. The employment attorneys at Girard Gibbs have successfully litigated such cases against corporations like Spansion, Fleetwood, and First Franklin.

How do I know if my employer violated federal or state law?
Employment practices in the workplace are regulated by both federal and state law. The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) protects employees within every state. Some states also have additional employee rights. If state law differs from federal law, an employer is generally required to comply with standards that are more favorable and provide more protection for the employee.
What types of claims can become employment class actions?

Common types of employment class action lawsuits include disputes over:

Questions about how to start an Employment Class Action Lawsuit?
Do you think that your employer has violated federal and/or state law? Fill the form out to your right or contact one of our employment attorneys for a free and confidential consultation by calling (866)981-4800.
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Why Girard Gibbs?

Girard Gibbs is a national litigation firm representing consumers, investors, employees, and small businesses in cases involving consumer protection, personal injury, securities, antitrust, and employment laws. The firm’s senior partners, Daniel Girard and Eric Gibbs, have been selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2012 and Northern California Super Lawyers, and have earned AV-Preeminent ratings from Martindale-Hubbell, recognizing them in the highest class of attorneys for professional ethics and legal skills.

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