Ontario, California Employment Law Attorneys
California Law Firm
Ontario, California Employment Law Attorneys
Experienced Employment Law Attorneys in California – Since 1993 firm owner Karl Gerber has handled more than 1,400 separate California employment cases with a 100% win rate of all binding arbitration and jury trials he has first chaired.
Practice Areas:
-Disability Discrimination
-Leaves of Absence
-Unpaid Wages
-Employment Contracts
-Pregnancy & Cancer Discrimination
-Wrongful Termination
-Whistle Blower
-Sexual Harassment
Principal Attorney:
-Karl Gerber
Employment Lawyers Group
Ontario Waterside Office Center
3200 Guasti Road Suite 100
Ontario, CA 91761
http://www.employmentattorneysanbernardino.com/
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