Equal Pay Claims
Taking a stand against wage discrimination to protect your rights

All Workers Deserve Equal Pay
I am in your corner to get you the fair treatment you deserve
I am in your corner to get the fair treatment you deserve. Being paid less than your coworkers for the same work is incredibly stressful, especially when facing powerful employers. If you’ve experienced wage discrimination that violates California law, I will stand by your side to fight for your rights and hold your employer accountable for their actions.
Understanding Equal Pay Rights
I will help you understand your rights and protections under California law
The California Equal Pay Act prohibits employers from paying employees less than employees of another sex, race, or ethnicity for substantially similar work. This applies when the work requires similar skill, effort, and responsibility performed under similar working conditions.
The law covers all forms of wages, including:
- Regular earnings and salaries
- Overtime compensation
- Fringe benefits
- Pension plans
- Profit sharing
- Medical insurance
- Bonus plans
- Life insurance

How to Get Started
Your case begins with a conversation
Step 1
Share your story with me during a free consultation. We will discuss your situation and look at your options.
Step 2
If we decide to move forward, we will take a closer look at the details of your case and determine the best course of action.
Step 3
I will be by your side, fighting to get the results you deserve. I only get paid when we resolve your case.

Schedule an Initial
Consultation
If you are ready to take the first step,
I am here to help you move forward.


Commonly Asked Questions
What makes pay discrimination illegal?
Employers cannot pay different wages based on:
- Sex/gender
- Race
- Ethnicity
- When performing substantially similar work
- Under similar working conditions
When are employers allowed ot have pay differences?
Pay differences are only permitted when based on:
- Seniority system
- Merit system
- Production quantity/quality measurements
- Bona fide factors like education, training, or experience
- NOT based on sex, race, or ethnicity
What can I recover if I have been retaliated against in California?
If you experience wage discrimination, you may be entitled to:
- Difference in wages owed
- Interest on unpaid wages
- Equal amount as liquidated damages
- Attorney’s fees and costs