When something feels off at work, it can ripple through every part of your life. Unfortunately, employers sometimes treat employees unfairly for various reasons, and if you’re facing discrimination because of your gender, it’s essential to take action. Pursuing legal recourse can empower you to hold your employer accountable and restore fairness in your workplace.
If you find yourself in this position, it may be difficult to know how to move forward. Fortunately, you don’t have to navigate through these difficult situations alone. With the guidance of a trusted lawyer, you’ll be able to make educated decisions about your future – and resolve your workplace challenges once and for all.
Levian Law has been managing personal injury and employment cases on both sides for over 20 years. This experience allows us to provide our clients with the best legal services available. If you feel you’ve been treated unfairly at work due to your gender, Levian Law is here to help. We’ll assist you in identifying the nature of discrimination and take strategic legal action to ensure your employer is held responsible.
Gender discrimination occurs when someone is treated unequally or differently because of their gender, gender expression, or gender identity. This may include actions like unequal pay, harassment, denial of a promotion, or biased treatment in both hiring and workplace policies.
California law (which includes the Fair Employment and Housing Act) prohibits discrimination based on gender in a variety of environments, including employment, housing, and public accommodations. What’s more, the law protects victims of retaliation for their opposition to discriminatory practices or participating in investigations.
These broad protections ensure that men, women, non-binary, and transgender people are safeguarded against discrimination – promoting fairness and equality across all workplaces.
If you were the victim of gender discrimination, you likely have several legal options to pursue. You may file a complaint with the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH), a governmental agency that enforces anti-discrimination laws. If the DFEH sees a valid gender discrimination case, they may pursue a settlement or bring a lawsuit against the perpetrator on behalf of the victim.
Alternatively, you may file a gender discrimination claim directly in civil court, seeking restitution like back pay, damages, reinstatement, and legal fees. Mediation or arbitration are also viable alternatives to lawsuits. By speaking directly to a qualified legal professional, you will have access to the knowledge to make the most beneficial decisions available for your unique situation.
If you are seeking the assistance of a skilled sexual discrimination lawyer, Levian Law is here to help you overcome your legal difficulties with confidence and assurance. No two discrimination cases are the same. That’s why we make it our mission to provide personalized representation for each and every client we work with. This ensures that we are able to establish clear and proactive legal objectives as a team.
Gender discrimination is not a topic to take lightly. If you believe you suffered mistreatment due to your gender, you have rights. Take advantage of them by working alongside a lawyer who has your best interests at heart.
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